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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

Back to Fort McMurray in Canada now where it is hoped changing weather conditions will help firefighters get on top of the wildfire which has now been burning for a week. Audio

Art and science are two main elements behind Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre, New Zealand's only centre dedicated to music therapy. Carol White explains how introducing music can be a life changing… Audio

Pacific escapes unscathed after Australia's government cuts foreign aid in its latest budget. Audio

"People of the Eye" is a play designed for the deaf and for hearing audiences. Created by Erin Siobhan Hutching it's based on her experiences growing up with her deaf sister, Sarah, in Christchurch… Audio

The Pacific region's top rugby league teams, including a number of NRL stars, will battle it out on Parramatta's Pirtek Stadium this weekend. Audio

International agencies in Papua New Guinea are planning to provide more food support to tens of thousands of drought victims. Audio

Dr Christine McIntosh is a South Auckland GP and University of Auckland researcher who has been working on developing a Safe Sleep Calculator, a tool which measures the complex risk factors associated… Audio

Tonga's government is hoping that the upcoming local body elections will usher in a new era of women participation in politics. Audio

A UN project brings welcome improvements for market vendors around the Pacific. Audio

An Auckland solo father has come up with an innovative solution to house his three children in the city's redhot housing market. Audio

An academic who's been banned from Fiji says the Great Council of Chiefs may no longer be relevant but the way it was dissolved leaves a sense of unfinished business. Audio

Family and friends gathered in New Zealand on Monday to celebrate the life of renowned musician Bill Sevesi. Audio

Solomon Islands prime minister will this week table two bills aimed at tackling corruption in the country. Audio

A Northern Marianas school association says it will appeal a court ruling which threw out the Weapons Control Act, despite the local Attorney-General believing it would be in vain. Audio

The fate of 850 asylum seekers and refugees detained illegally on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island hangs in the balance. Audio

A new report by the World Bank says Pacific Island countries should be cautious over any plans for mining of the seabed. Audio

The Minister for State Owned Enterprises, Todd McClay, has been listening to that. Audio

A New Zealand fisheries advisor, who works a lot with Pacific Island countries, says there is an emerging inteest in developing a collective approach to solve the raft of issues in the long line… Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says more effort is needed to help prevent further degradation of native forests around the region. Audio

A photographer, who's spent the past few years travelling the Pacific in an attempt to document the effects of climate change, says the rest of the world seems to know little about the region's… Audio

It's hoped a workshop for young Pacific farmers about web and social media skills, will teach youth to think of farming as entrepreneurism, rather than just manual labour. Audio

Fiji's Minister for National Disaster Management Inia Seruiratu says although the country is coping two months on from Cyclone Winston, it needs more international help. Audio

Charlotte Graham interviews an expert on the New Zealand Division's involvement on the battlefields of Flanders, who was Chairman of the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, President of the… Audio