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There are hopes a new fish identification booklet will help improve management across the Pacific coastal fishing industry. Audio

Tongan dancer and choreographer Tuiahai Tuiafitu is helping to keep his nation's traditional dance forms alive, against the onslaught of hip hop on the islands. Audio

A bill enabling victims of historical sexual offences in Guam to file civil lawsuits could help uncover a web of abuse in the island's Catholic Church. Audio

Ensuring development projects deliver benefits for women as well as men is a passion and a vocation for Imrana Jalal. Audio

Thousands of children in Fiji who survived the horrors of cyclone Winston are still severely affected seven months on. Audio

Six prominent opposition figures in Fiji have been released after being held in custody over the weekend. Audio

Stephen Heard and Dave Rowlands of Auckland band, Clap Clap Riot, perform an acoustic version of their new single, Help Me, live in our Auckland studio Video, Audio

A new study in Papua New Guinea is looking at the viability of offering insurance to people in settlements and villages. Audio

The Solomon Islands are in Colombia to compete in their third-consecutive FIFA Futsal World Cup. Audio

The Pacific's Commonwealth countries are being promised help to implement global targets set for development. Audio

Delays in sending New Zealand timber to Fiji means remote islanders are turning to collecting fallen wood in forests to build temporary homes in the post-Cyclone Winston reconstruction effort. Audio

A New Zealand opposition MP says this country has to make a much bigger effort to help the Pacific adapt to climate change. Audio

Harrowing testimony as Samoa's Ombudsman announces a national enquiry into violence in Samoa. Audio

Drug and alcohol expert Professor David Best talks to Nine to Noon about creating a sense of community for recovering and recovered addicts. Until recently responses to addiction focused on treatment… Audio

Oxfam says New Zealand is not doing enough to help Pacific countries cope with the effects of climate change. Audio

After this year's commemorations in Bougainville for those who disappeared in the civil war, there are calls for tangible progress from family members of the missing. Audio

New Zealand's Tongan Language Week or Uike Katoanga'i 'o e Lea Faka-Tonga, has kicked off with a celebration of unity and culture in Wellington. Audio

Papua New Guina's capacity to hold high-level corruption to account is under the spotlight after the former prime minister Sir Michael Somare was implicated in a Singapore money laundering case. Audio