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An Australian aid group says its work preparing Vanuatu communities before Cyclone Pam paid off and there needs to be more investment in refresher courses and support for such schemes. Audio

The first regional training for small-scale tuna canning entreneneurs is taking place in the Marshall Islands this week. Audio

The first Catholic bishop of Papua New Guinea to be appointed as a cardinal says he will spread the message of his country's plight with the rest of the world. Audio

Fiji rugby referees picked for World Sevens Series Audio

A researcher has encouraged the New Zealand government to take into account Pasifika families when addressing housing deprivation or homelessness. Audio

The economic outlook for Pacific Islands is extremely volatile according the latest report from the World Bank. Audio

Base FM have an art exhibition in Auckland called Cover Story, which takes their 80+ DJ's favourite piece of vinyl and tells the story of what it means to them. Audio

New Zealand's Maori and Pasifika Trades Training organisation is this week handing over newly-built houses in Fiji as part of the Cyclone Winston rebuild. Audio

A former Nauru President, who has been denied access to overseas medical care, is in the island's hospital after collapsing. Audio

A former attorney general in Papua New Guinea wants to know where the police commissioner gets his authority to treat politicians and senior government servants more leniently than the general public.

Cook Island women urged to change their thinking about standing for politics. Audio

Strongest ever Fiji International golf tournament ready to tee off. Audio

A Vanuatu woman who was abducted and savagely assaulted in March says she just wants to move on with her life. Audio

An American man who escaped custody in Tonga and sailed out of the country in his yacht has been detained in American Samoa. Audio

An NGO specialising in Pasifika health issues points to culture and spirituality as underpinning the well-being of Pacific people in New Zealand. Audio

An environmentalist in the Cook Islands says talk of a shark cull around the northern island of Penrhyn is worrying. Audio

A group in Samoa says new work it's doing is helping to empower women married into other villages and who are the main sufferers of domestic abuse. Audio

A lawyer in Guam hopes to file lawsuits against the Catholic Church next week now a new law has enabled child sexual abuse survivors to sue perpetrators and the institutions that may have protected… Audio

One aid worker's view of Papua New Guinea's debilitating drought and the work done to overcome its effects. Audio

A prominent native Hawaiian says moves to allow the state's indigenous population to choose whether to form a unified government is a huge development. Audio

Fijian exporters say they are looking forward to better biosecurity arrangements with Australia, as new entrepreneurs enter the export market. Audio