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The governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia say they are working together to close the Manus Island processing centre. However there's uncertainty over how the hundreds of refugees processed at… Audio

New research shows the Government could save $11 million over 15 years if it moves 1000 people from social housing into their own home. Video, Audio

The number of Fijians suffering from depression has risen in the wake of stressful events, such as last year's Cyclone Winston. Audio

Rautahi marae in Kawerau has helped more than 400 people affected by the flooding in Edgecumbe. Some of the people who have chipped in to bring comfort to Edgecumbe locals talk to Zac Fleming. Video, Audio

A controversial visit by Australia's prime minister to Papua New Guinea has shed little light on how the hundreds of refugees stuck on Manus island will be resettled. Audio

Transparency International PNG says it is happy to the government has dropped plans for a ten fold increase in the charge for people standing in June's election. Audio

Bay of Plenty farmer Mike Mexted considers himself very lucky. He only has surface flooding on his farm and has been able to take in cows from an inundated dairy property a few kilometres away at… Audio

Sorcery-related attacks and killings are said to be on the rise in Papua New Guinea but very few cases reach the courts. Under-resourced policing and a lack of evidence remain obstacles. Audio

The Manus Island asylum seeker resisting deportation to Lebanon fears for his life if he is sent home without money. Audio

A key matter before the Pacific Islands Forum economic ministers who are meeting in Suva is how to set up a regional finance facility. Audio

A Fijian missionary who survived a pirate attack in Papua New Guinea waters last week has described a slick operation run by a network of people. Audio

New Zealand has offered to help Solomon Islands improve its participation in its Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme. Audio

There is a call for civil society groups in New Zealand to co-ordinate funding for an agency to speak on their behalf over aid issues. Audio

The European Union is more committed than ever to the Pacific region, according to Stefano Manservisi, the Director-General of DEVCO, the EU's international development arm. Audio

Reaching young Pasifika men remains a strong focus in the fight to combat high suicide rates in New Zealand. Audio

The continued growth of New Zealand's young pacific population has resulted in a high need for more children's literature on pacific stories and pacific language books. Audio

A new app, called Localift, has been launched. Ot's a friend-to-friend ridesharing app, allowing people to organise and share lifts with people they know for free. Audio

The government of Papua Province in Indonesia says the approximately 80 students it has sent to New Zealand for various forms of study are thriving, while growing their skills and experience base. Audio

Samoa to complain to the International Weightlifting Federation about transgender lifters competing against women. Audio

28 businesses from around the pacific region are in Auckland creating partnerships that will help them break into the New Zealand market. Audio