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Giant waves are to blame for severe damage caused at a Kiribati hospital. Audio

A proposed new super school in Christchurch is one of the recipients of the Government's new special recruitment allowance. The Education Ministry is allocating $50, 000 to five schools around the… Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is hoping revised child protection laws will put a halt to increasing numbers of children forced to fend for themselves on the streets. Audio

The new Ulu-o-Tokelau is encouraging a strong national spirit of unity and a commitment to the basic principles of Tokelaun culture in 2015. Audio

A Samoa exporter says the country needs the kind of investment that the governments proposed Citizenship Investment Bill would usher in. Audio

The World Bank is looking at a new approach to its report writing in the Pacific with the aim of producing more relevant and practical feedback and information for development. Audio

Australia's Global Ambassador for Women and Girls says more women in business and positions of power will make a better difference for the livelihood of the region. Audio

Tourism New Zealand is defending the job it's doing in driving home the road safety message for to overseas visitors. Audio

The first Fijian seasonal workers allowed into New Zealand since the military coup in 2006 have arrived in Hawke's Bay for the apple harvest. Audio

The Prime Minister's been defending the upcoming mission to Iraq in Parliament this afternoon, stressing it won't expand to include combat. Audio

An employer in the Recognised Seasonal Employers Scheme in New Zealand has gone the extra mile by helping his former workers set up Tanna Farms in the southern Vanuatu province. Audio

Satellite tracking system to be trialled in the Polynesian countries as they up their fight to contain illegal fishing. Audio

Rapid growth in the development of digital and online businesses is benefiting Freightways in multiple ways on both sides of the Tasman. Audio

A New Zealand scientist says fuelling population growth with healthy food in the Pacific region over the coming three decades will be a real challenge. Audio

Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio

The business community in Fiji is disappointed the country's first casino project has fallen over but is confident the Government will get it right the second time around. Audio

Satellite data mapping could be a new breakthrough in fight against malaria. Audio

The sister of the convicted murderer and paedophile Phillip John Smith has denied helping her brother escape custody and will face a jury trial. Audio

The United States Government is being asked to declare an economic disaster for the US longline fishing fleet in American Samoa. Audio

Twenty percent growth in Kiwisaver funds, cost cutting and lower insurance payouts has helped AMP New Zealand lift its annual operating earnings. Audio

The Tongan goverment is hopeful that a meeting with the New Zealand foreign minister will lead to suspended aid being released. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has received a timely boost in its fight to counter tuberculosis, as rates creep up in parts of the country. Audio

Dr Andrew McDaid is leading the world with the development of a robot to help children with cerebral palsy. Audio

The man who lied to help the murderer Phillip Smith flee the country has been jailed, despite a suggestion angry inmates want to harm him. Audio

Greater sharemarket activity has helped lift NZX's full year profit. Audio