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From Zero - Why Is Weed So Popular In New Zealand?
Marijuana is by far the most commonly-used illicit drug in New Zealand. Nearly half of all adults say they've tried it and a recent poll found that nearly two thirds of us favour decriminalisation or… Audio, Gallery
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Back by popular demand
Last year’s performance of Handel’s Messiah by Scholar Pro Musica Chamber Choir and NZ Barok Orchestra was so popular it sold out, and the musicians are expecting the same this year. Tauranga’s early… Audio
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PNG government cuts spending raises taxes in new budget
Audio 2 Nov 2016The Papua New Guinea Government's 2017 Budget will bring in new taxes and make major cuts in spending. Audio
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Metlifecare says old-style villages popular with retirees
The retirement village operator, Metlifecare, says it's accelerating the development of new properties, but remains committed to upgrading the older villages, which it regards as the jewel in the… Audio
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Albinism in Fiji documented on film
Audio 26 Sep 2016For the first time, a genetic disorder affecting a part of Fiji's indigenous population has been documented on film. Audio
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Claim that Australian border policy reflects ignorance
Audio 21 Sep 2016An Australian lawyer who has worked with refugees on Nauru has expressed disgust at Canberra touting its border protection policy, including offshore processing of asylum seekers, as a model for other… Audio
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Pacific farmers look to improve breadfruit
Audio 16 Sep 2016Members of a regional farmers network are gathering in Tonga this week for the first Pacific Breadfruit Roundtable conference. Audio
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NZX cuts cost of managing fees on most popular fund
The sharemarket operator, NZX, is cutting the management fee on its biggest and most popular traded fund by a third. Audio
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PNG-Fiji trade war looms with minister's ultimatum
Audio 16 Aug 2016The head of Papua New Guinea's Chamber of Commerce says a trade war with Fiji wouldn't be good for anyone, but he can sympathise with his government's frustrations. Audio
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Calls for action to be taken on illegal firearms in PNG
Audio 15 Aug 2016Calls for action to be taken on illegal firearms in PNG before election. Audio
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Vanuatu reviews new tax options
Audio 26 Jul 2016Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio
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Call for Vanuatu to focus on VAT not income tax
Audio 25 Jul 2016Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio
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Vanuatu village taking full advantage of new internet service
Vanuatu village takes full advantage of its first internet connection. Audio
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Banana Republic: the ugly story behind New Zealand’s most popular fruit
From the top of a rusting observation tower, the leaves stretch out in every direction: thick, glossy, utterly uniform, as far as the eye can see. Video, Audio
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Pacific feels the strain of increased demand for kava
Audio 5 Jul 2016The kava industry is feeling the strain as the popularity of kava grows in the Pacific region and beyond. Audio
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BREXIT will have minimal effect on the Pacific: Academic
Audio 29 Jun 2016A British exit from the European Union will have little or no effect on the Pacific according to an economic professor at New Zealand's Victoria University of Wellington. Audio
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Nauru election date announcement imminent
Audio 9 Jun 2016Nauru's election date could be announced in parliament tomorrow as the 3 year term ends. Audio
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New initiative brings more NZ television to Pacific screens
New Zealand TV sports, drama and news is starting to be relayed through public broadcasters in the Pacific as part of a New Zealand government initiative. Audio
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Waikato DHB shows off its popular meals
Audio 6 May 2016Amid complaints about the Compass meals served by the Southern District Health Board, the Waikato DHB's food has received outstanding praise, with some patients asking to take menus home Video, Audio
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Manus island decision unlikely to threaten PNG's aid
An expert in Australian foreign aid says hundreds of millions of dollars promised to Papua New Guinea for hosting an asylum seeker detention centre is unlikely to be threatened. Audio
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Fate of illegally detained asylum seekers in PNG in the balance
Audio 28 Apr 2016The fate of 850 asylum seekers and refugees detained illegally on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island hangs in the balance. Audio
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Queenstown struggling to cope with its popularity
It's not just those living in Auckland who are finding their house prices and rents are spiralling out of their control. Audio
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Walking more popular than rugby
Audio 4 Apr 2016Comedian and football enthusiast Andrew Clay shares his thoughts on the demise of netball and rugby and the rise of walking and camping as sports. Audio
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Underfunding of Bougainville education a huge problem - Momis
Audio 4 Apr 2016Bougainville to look to donors for help to fund its poorly functioning education sector. Audio
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Signs of political shifts in PNG ahead of 2017 elections
Audio 16 Mar 2016A Papua New Guinea opposition grouping, the Pangu Pati, says it is joining forces with a main party from the governing coalition, the People's Progress Party for next year's general election. It's… Audio
