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The ministry responsible for children in Samoa says it will seek more funding to implement the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. Audio

An Australian aid agency providing help for Pacific disaster victims says a La Nina weather pattern is a real threat for much of the region. Audio

Home Owners & Buyers Association of New Zealand Chief executive, Roger Levie says that naming and shaming companies and people behind leaky buildings isn't helpful in settling disputes. Audio

A year ago, on the 18th June 2015, the Australia Federal Parliament removed Norfolk Island's autonomy. Audio

Naenae College pupil Zavier Boyd has developed a prototype for an app to help homeowners calculate what heating or insulation solution would result in the biggest cost-saving for their household. His… Audio

A group credited with fighting racism against Pacific people in New Zealand and putting them on the map politically celebrated 45 years this week. Audio

The FBI has issued a plea for help from the public as it continues its investigation of the Orlando gay nightclub massacre that claimed 49 lives. Audio

New Zealand has been ranked near the top of an international report judging how well it treats the growing number of people over 65 who are still working. Audio

The police shootings at the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby last week have complicated efforts at other tertiary institutions to get students back to class. Audio

Advocates say there's plenty of scope to further increase the number of refugees accepted by New Zealand, but the Government has to step up and support them. Audio

A healthcare provider in Papua New Guinea says the number of people living with HIV is stable, but there is still a lack of education on the virus. Audio

A new traffic system being trialled at the main wharf in Vanuatu's capital has helped ease tensions over access to cruise ship passengers. Audio

The president of New Caledonia's collegial government says good progress is being made towards a referendum on possible independence, despite several challenges. Audio

A new early warning system to be introduced in Tuvalu next month aims to help outlying communities better prepare for natural disasters. Audio

Details are emerging of a warzone at the campus of the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby. Audio

The emergency response co-ordinator for CARE Australia in Papua New Guinea says tens of thousands of people still need urgent food supplies. Audio

This week's meeting between the prime ministers of Fiji and New Zealand is hugely symbolic and significant according to an academic specialising in regional security. Audio

Over the past two years New Zealand and the European Union have helped make solar energy a reality for much of Tuvalu. Audio

Fashionistas have come together to help Fiji through a fashion show to support victims of Cyclone Winston. Audio

A group of Canterbury University students head Niue later this month to implement schemes that won them the 21 Day Pacific Challenge. Audio

South Bougainville's women's MP, Isabel Peta, believes her region is starting to thrive as it becomes more integrated into the rest of the Papua New Guinea autonomous region. Audio

A Vanuatu Red Cross Livelihoods program is helping young girls who drop out of school learn skills to help them earn a living. Audio

Habitat for Humanity says support still needed for Fiji's cyclone recovery. Audio

Drivers in the Solomon Islands will now face massive fines if caught drink driving under new traffic legislation which came into force last week. Audio