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Auckland's hot housing market is expected to keep momentum going for new construction jobs. Audio

Tsunami escape routes have popped up along the coast of Samoa following the devastating tsunami in 2009. Audio

Christchurch teacher Chris Henderson has worked with child protection agencies in the Philippines and as a consultant in education and development for youth throughout South East Asia. Lynda… Video, Audio

Around 1000 women market vendors in Vanuatu have come together to form the Silae Vanua market vendors association in Port Vila. Audio

An amendment to the Media Industry Development Decree in Fiji means individual journalists can no longer be fined for breaches, and is being seen as a positive step forward by the government, but… Audio

The people on the increasingly difficult to live on Carteret Islands in Bougainville, are often short of food, but an NGO has a solution. Audio

Health authorities and the media in Vanuatu are joining forces to try to curb the growth in so-called lifestyle diseases. Audio

A New Zealand sociolinguist has helped a Vanuatu village in Hog Harbour, Santo, tell the story of the traumatic attack on their community during a flashpoint shortly after the country gained… Audio

Tonga plans to expand its tourism industry and accommodate more visitors. Audio

An NGO in Bougainville hopes people relocated from the disappearing Carteret Islands will be able to grow food to feed those who stay behind. Audio

Gold fillings help solve a 70 year old mystery in Kiribati Video, Audio, Gallery

Scientists at the Secretariat of the Pacific Community have joined a growing global voice urging world leaders to come up with an ambitious agreement to address climate change at Paris COP21 in… Audio

The World Bank says the cost of natural disasters in the Pacific will continue to rise if steps are not taken to strengthen infrastructure and improve early warning systems. Audio

The director general of the Forum Fisheries Agency says Pacific leaders are ready to up the ante to ensure Pacific Fisheries are sustainable. Audio

The Samoan government is proposing a change to village by-laws to help curb rising levels of domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse in village communities. Audio

The formal celebrations to mark the upcoming 50th independence anniversary in the Cooks Islands will take on a more local flavour. Audio

A book recording the first and only Pacific voyage of the Rainbow Warrior is being re-issued to mark the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the boat in Auckland Harbour by French spies. Audio

Organisers hope a conference on the Pacific's ancient Lapita people will help experts get up to date and fuel further research. Audio

Spectators and volunteers are throwing their support behind the Pacific Games in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby. Audio

A series of drastic measures put in place by the Chinese government to help stop the country's stock markets slump has had only limited success so far. Audio

Scientists at the University of Brighton have come up with new technology which they say could help protect cities from damaging earthquakes. Audio

They say their work is so complicated and stressful they need experienced, independent mentors to advise them - especially if they are new to the job Audio

Patrick Walsh the former President of the Secondary Principals' Association... Audio

The president of Kiribati says there is a need for radical solutions to dealing with the effects of climate change, such as creating floating islands or building up the land. Audio

The Fred Hollows Foundation in New Zealand says the new regional eye care centre in Solomon Islands will fill an important training gap for tertiary eye care in the Pacific. Audio