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Human rights lawyer, Julian Burnside, releases witness statements from people who worked or were inmates at the controversial Australian off shore detention camps on Manus, Nauru and Christmas… Audio

Fiji shopkeepers clean up after yet more flooding in the main tourist town, Nadi. Audio

A political scientist says a possible vote of no confidence against the Tonga government poses a very real threat for them. Audio

Auckland City will begin their quest for a sixth consecutive Oceania Champions League football title this weekend. Audio

Disaster authorities in Fiji's west say they need many more tents and tarpaulins as the second cyclone in two months was due to hit the country. Audio

The latest rain and wind brought by another cyclone multiplies the problems for Fijians trying to cope with the destruction caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

Many of Fiji's cyclone victims are still in dire need of shelter especially with the onslaught of heavy rain over the last few days. Audio

The parts of Fiji devastated by Cyclone Winston six weeks ago are swamped with rain again. Audio

Scientists in French Polynesia say an ambitious experiment to control mosquito populations is proving to be very successful, and could change the way countries prevent mosquito-borne illness. Audio

The Fire Service will expand its training programmes to help fire fighters deal with a huge jump in the number of number of suicides and medical emergency calls they respond to. Audio

Fire fighters say they're feeling the strain of having to attend more and more suicides and medical calls. Audio

The Professional Fire Fighters Union is pushing for more psychological support for fire fighters who have to attend more suicides and medical calls. Audio

Bougainville to look to donors for help to fund its poorly functioning education sector. Audio

A New Zealand born Samoan hopes her story of turning her unhealthy lifestyle around will inspire other Pacific people. Audio

New Zealand police are helping their Niue counterparts under their Partnership for Pacific Police Programme. Audio

The sacked coach of the Tonga sevens team says he has not been paid during his 18 months at the helm. Audio

A charity which co-ordinates a new scheme providing wraparound care for vulnerable children in Hamilton says it is being undermined by a lack of resources - and families are falling through the gaps… Audio

The local owners of Solomon Islands Gold Ridge gold mine have begun the dewatering process at the mine's overfull tailings dam. Audio

New Zealand contributes more aid to help Fiji following Cyclone Winston and outlines plans to help the agriculture sector. Audio

The New Zealand sharemarket operator, NZX, says ongoing volatility in the dairy sector has helped its still fledging dairy derivatives market grow rapidly over the past year. Audio

A New Zealand engineer says a unique aerial mapping technology which was used in Fiji after Cyclone Winston, could be hugely beneficial to the Pacific in times of disaster. Audio

The Vanuatu government plans to look overseas to fill the vacant police commissioner's post, but Transparency International says in the long term the post will have to be held by a local. Audio

A New Zealand engineer says a unique aerial mapping technology which was used in Fiji after Cyclone Winston, could be hugely beneficial to the region in times of disaster. Audio