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Police officers in Papua New Guinea are rumoured to be protecting a colleague who's alleged to have murdered his wife. Audio

Mosquitoes carrying Zika and dengue will become easier for health officials to identify with the publication of a new key. Audio

The creators of a floating community planned for French Polynesia hope to the project will eventually lead to new homes for people at risk from rising seas. Audio

A three-week internet blackout in the Marshall Islanders has come to an end following the completion of repair work to the country's submarine cable. Audio

MIXIT is a community project that supports young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds through creativity. Audio

Advocates for Auckland's troubled St James Theatre are calling on the government to fund the final stages of its restoration to bring it back into public use. Video, Audio

The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio

A new interactive map showing how the sea levels will rise in Vanuatu as a result of climate change can now be accessed online. Audio

The board of Tonga Airways says it is still intent on getting its services off the ground despite having to cancel the launch of its domestic flights, via a Fiji Airways charter, today. Audio

The Samoa government wants better control over the people leading the country's police. Audio

As people in Fiji begin a massive clean up after this week's floods, the Christmas spirit is helping some get through. Audio

Disaster authorities in Solomon Islands are calling for a targeted approach to emergency response and recovery in the wake of a major earthquake. Audio

A Pacific islands development scholar urges more local wisdom be used in schools around the Pacific. Audio

Shelter, health and education are the priority areas for authorities responding to recent quakes in the Solomon Islands. Audio

Hurimoana Dennis is the chairman of Te Puea marae at Mangere Bridge in Auckland. this is the marae that opened its doors over the winter and provided a roof over the heads of almost 200 people who… Audio

Cannery workers in American Samoa have few job options following the cannery's closure. Audio

There are hopes that a new association will help ease the struggles hundreds of Pacific men face while playing professional rugby overseas. Audio

The environmental group, WWF, regrets the failure of a European Union move to place limits on shark finning at last week's meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. Audio

A cricket tournament underway on Manus Island involving refugees stuck on the Papua New Guinea island also has a team of locals playing in it, and provides a welcome distraction to the long, torturous… Audio