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Heading to the bach in summer is a New Zealand tradition, and right now they're in 'hot' demand. Audio

One of the breakout successes of New Zealand TV in 2014 hasn't been on TV at all - it's a webseries. Flat 3 is a little bit Flight of the Conchords, a little bit Lena Dunham's Girls, and tells the… Audio

Trademe says pets are a hot commodity with those under 20 this Christmas. Audio

Auckland Council is accused of being overly zealous in trying to move a fish seller from a prime spot in the Mangere Bridge shopping centre carpark because of a complaint. Audio

A project to create the World's first Bougainville chocolate bar is one step closer to reality with a crowdfunding initiative raising more funds than expected. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

An Australian scientist says the nutritional benefits of locally grown plants can have huge health benefits in the fight against non communicable diseases in the Pacific. Audio

Guam mums flock to play football. Audio

An Australian academic says the stability of Fiji's new democracy will still depend on military support, like every brand of leadership since 1987. Audio

The search is on for someone to compete with the New Zealand Football Ferns after they once again dominated the Oceania Football Confederation's showpiece tournament. Audio

Pacific broadcasters are concerned over Television New Zealand's latest decision to outsource their Maori and Pacific Islands production to private companies. Audio

State of Hawaii has highest rates of homelessness in the USA Audio

American Samoa is looking to revamp its tourism industry by getting an iconic attraction up and running again. Audio

With the release of a new album from Leonard Cohen, Popular Problems, William Dart looks over the Canadian songwriter's long career. Audio

Tongan Parliament opens up for public education. Audio

The President of the Fijian Media Association, Ricardo Morris, says journalists have a new challenge ahead as democracy takes hold in Fiji. Audio

Both John Key and David Cunliffe say they can work with NZ First but won't say what ministerial role would be on offer. Guyon Espiner spoke to Winston Peters about NZ First post-election. Audio

An Auckland -based Fijian academic Steven Ratuva says there is a real possibility of a coalition government following the election in Fiji. Audio

The second biggest party to emerge from Papua New Guinea's 2012 election is now officially out of the government coalition. Audio

Tongans celebrate their language week across New Zealand. Audio

Support for the National Party has fallen in the first poll since the release of Nicky Hager's Dirty Politics book. Audio

An NRL delegation including Roosters star Sonny Bill Williams visits Samoa as part of the launch of the Pacific Strategy. Audio

Nautilus Minerals is set to begin mining the seabed off New Ireland in Papua New Guinea, following a dispute resolution with the government there. Audio

A new mobile phone service allows Papua New Guineans to access information about their parliamentarians. Audio

An award-winning TV chef and author says Pacific chefs are growing in confidence with more demand for traditional Pacific cuisine. Audio