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An ocean scientist and conservationist says a shark diving industry in Saipan could see the Northern Marianas reap millions of dollars in economic benefits. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP in Chimbu province is calling on the national government to prioritise reconnecting roads and repairing telecommunications brought down by severe flooding and landslides across… Audio

A regional Climate Change Centre funded by Japan is nearing reality in Samoa. Audio

The United Nations is warning of continuing the food struggle in Papua New Guinea despite signs that the drought is over in parts of the country, which have been hit by floods. Audio

As we have been reporting this morning..Figures obtained by Radio New Zealand show the Ministry of Social Development has slashed funding for community and trauma mental health services in the… Audio

Fisheries authorities in the Pacific are planning to enforce mandatory guidelines to ensure the safety of fisheries observers. Audio

Solomon Islands are looking ahead to the Futsal World Cup after defending their Oceania crown. Audio

The outgoing president of Kiribati is hoping wealthy individuals like Bill Gates will come to his country's rescue and provide funds to deal with the effects of climate change. Kiribati, a nation made… Audio

Engineers from The Netherlands have been in Kiribati checking out the feasibility of building up parts of the atolls to help deal with rising seas. Audio

Samoa goes to the polls early next month but few changes are expected from the more than 30 year dominance of the country's political life by the Human Rights Protection Party. Audio

Vanuatu's new prime minister Charlot Salwai says it's his priority to forge unity among the country's politicians at all levels to work together for the good of the country. Audio

The new head of the Leadership Code Commission in Solomon Islands is calling for legislative change so that leaders can be held more accountable. Audio

The struggle to remove algae from one of the Cook Islands prime attractions, the Muri Lagoon on Rarotonga. Audio

The Fiji government's been lambasted in parliament for secrecy surrounding the arrival of military equipment from Russia. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Catholic Health Services is facing difficulty in accessing drugs to cope with serious TB and malaria problems in Western Province as the government cuts funding. Audio

The MP for Manus Open in Papua New Guinea, Ronnie Knight, has warned of growing social problems around the presence of refugees in the community as questions remain over where they will be re-settled… Audio

Tonga's Olympic Committee denies being bankrupt and says it's on course to have full funding resumed from the IOC. Audio

The Marshall Islands' newly elected President hopes to build on international awareness about the effects of climate change created by her predecessors. Audio

The author of 'Inside the Crocodile: The Papua New Guinea journals', a book about her time working in development in PNG, says the one-size-fits-all approach must be dispensed with in the country. Audio

Now to a firm that may fly under the radar. Audio

The government is investigating how it may be able to financially contribute to the public purchase of private land in the Abel Tasman National Park. Audio

A team of researchers at Oxford University is studying the energy potential of desert plants. They believe cacti and succulents could be a biofuel source because they grow in areas where most other… Audio

New Zealand's Volunteer Service Abroad and the regional body, the Pacific Community, have formed an alliance. Audio

A year after it was devastated after cyclone Pam, the Vanuatu island of Tanna is showing remarkable signs of recovery, but there is still a long way to go. Audio

An aspiring female candidate in Nauru says she's hopeful that with the UN's help, more women will be standing in the election this year. Audio