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The Salvation Army has dipped into its reserves to help people struggling to pay their bonds for rental housing for the first time. Mohamed Hassan reports. Audio

Tourism leaders in Vanuatu say the industry is bouncing back from the hits taken by Cyclone Pam and concerns about the safety of its international runway. Audio

Recently International classical stars Nicola Benedetti and Leonard Elschenbroich were in New Zealand to perform. In their downtime they spent time mentoring the next generation. Alison Eldredge from… Audio

An economist says remittances continue to form a pillar of the Tongan economy, despite their decline following the global financial crisis. Audio

After extensive talks in Brussels, Greece has agreed to a deal to access a further 10.3 Billion euros in loans. Audio

A new report from the World Bank says a business as usual scenario for tourism in the Pacific will not result in significant tourism growth. Audio

Cyclone victims in Fiji's Lautoka region are in high spirits despite ongoing delays to getting the rebuild in their area underway. Audio

The 12th Festival of Pacific Arts is underway in Guam with 27 Pacific countries and territories participating. Audio

A West Papuan theologian and activist says Papuan nationalist aspirations is a direct consequence of how the Indonesian state has treated his people. Audio

The Te Papa Museum in New Zealand is collecting Chamorro exhibits from Guam in an effort to share Micronesian culture with the South Pacific. Audio

Some Auckland school principals say they're at their wits end trying to help students and their families living in overcrowded homes. Audio

Fiji's Parliamentary Speaker says she will not apologise for saying women women sometimes are responsible for domestic violence. Audio

The Samoan government has been warned not to consider proposed changes to the constitution to further recognise Christianity. Audio

The use of the word "Fijian" to describe all in the country is still a touchy subject, despite campaigns to push its use. Audio

Sexual abuse workers say they're worried it might take a long time for rural communities to see funding promised to help the sector stay afloat. Audio

Ed Warner is a US philanthropist who made his fortune in pioneering hydraulic facturing - fracking - to access gas reserves in Wyoming and is now working to save critically endangered black rhinos in… Audio, Gallery

Business people and heritage workers in Fiji's UNESCO world heritage site of Levuka say the historic town and its people need help after Cyclone Winston. Audio

Samoa's primary care provider for victims of domestic violence says its activities are limited by a lack of of funding. Audio

A doctor in Tonga is feeding children in his area after discovering half of the local primary school children were going without breakfast. Audio

Gruelling push ups, hundreds of sit ups and kilometres worth of sprints -- it's all part of a police programme aimed at helping teenagers in one of the poorest areas in the Wellington region. Audio

Fiji is tackling an apparent spike in cases of child sexual and physical abuse as doctors call for more child psychologists to help victims. Audio

Mayors say they need more help to cope with an influx of tourists despite a new $12 million dollar fund being set up. Audio

A church leader from Indonesia's Papua region who is in New Zealand raising awareness about conditions in his homeland says West Papua is a global humanitarian issue. Audio

Three years after introducing loan to value ratio restrictions, the Reserve Bank is looking around for further measures to control Auckland's overheated housing market. Audio

Police from around the region have gathered in Pohnpei to look at ways to improve how they deal with gender violence and discrimination against women. Audio