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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

The Nauru government is finding itself under more fire in a newsletter detailing which it says is unaccountable spending of public funds. Audio

Fiji's new Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission director says a cultural change is needed to stop gender-based sexual violence. Audio

Fiji women's groups say the country's high rates of gender-based sexual violence exacerbated by natural disaster, enhance the vulnerability of women and children. Audio

It's hoped a fancy set of public toilets in the north of Efate in Vanuatu will help attract tourists there. Audio

The Tonga Rugby Union has approached the government for help after being unable to service debts incurred in the past three years. Audio

A new research programme focussing on development, investment and foreign policy in the Pacific, aims to influence decision makers on the future of the region. Audio

A business workshop winds up today in Apia aimed at improving knowledge around Intellectual Property law in the creative sector. Audio

A documentary profiling Vanuatu beach volleyball duo Linline Matauatu and Miller Pata is to be screened at a major film festival in the United States. Audio

Tonnes of debris lying around Fiji's Koro island remains a massive headache as the clean up continues after Cyclone Winston. Audio

The Wellington-based fund manager, Movac, has secured a cornerstone commitment of up to 20 million dollars from the New Zealand Venture Investment Fund for its new growth capital fund. Audio

Forecasters say a severe drought that has hit the Micronesian region could remain for a while yet. Audio

Pacific Islanders participating in New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme say their experience working in this country is of great benefit to them and their communities back in the islands… Audio

Former Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter talks about the challenge and attraction of coaching the Fiji national team. Audio

A Papua New Guinea opposition grouping, the Pangu Pati, says it is joining forces with a main party from the governing coalition, the People's Progress Party for next year's general election. It's… Audio

The timber industry wants the Government to get China to honour the intention of New Zealand's free trade agreement when it's reviewed this year. Audio

One of the disrupting factors in the world dairy trade has been the glut of production in Europe. Audio

Health teams working in Fiji in the aftermath of Cyclone Winston say the health situation has stabilised and they are not yet seeing large levels of mosquito, food and water-borne disease. Audio

Communities in parts of Papua New Guinea such as Western Province and Milne Bay Province remain in critical need of food and water amidst a prolonged drought. Audio

A former secretary of justice for Nauru says the current justice minister, David Adeang, considers himself all powerful and that his government is above the law. Audio

The World Health Organisation says new research has strengthened the link between the Zika virus and fetal abnormalities, and they say sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously… Audio