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Ministry of Education and the NZ Qualifications Authority announce more students with learning problems will be able to access exam help. Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio

New Zealand-born Samoan photographer Greg Semu awarded Creative New Zealand artist residency in Berlin. Audio

Dalo farmers on Fiji's Taveuni island receive aid to boost soil quality and improve export production. Audio

Organisers of Auckland's Polyfest fear the annual schools cultural competition could be wiped out if tomorrow's final day is cancelled because of Cyclone Lusi. Audio

A Fiji politician and women's rights advocate Roshika Deo says she's been motivated to keep going with her campaign to get elected after winning an international award. Audio

A new coalition has been set up in Papua New Guinea with the aim of encouraging women in business right down to the grass roots level. Audio

A women's theatre company in Solomon Islands that performs shows with an anti-violence message is starting to garner international interest. Audio

The Government's external spying agency is denying it had help from the United States National Security Agency in rewriting the law governing the way it operates. The former NSA… Audio

The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio

Low-carbohydrate high-protein diets are all the rage right now, but researchers have found they might help you to an earlier grave. Scientists at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre gave… Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum advisor on the Pacific Plan says the want public input to further narrow down the documents objectives. Audio

SPC says the number of dengue fever outbreaks in the Paific over the past year is unprecedented and more research needs to be done into its cause. Audio

Water pollution in the main port in Solomon Islands is causing health problems and overwhelming the Honiara Council which is calling for help. Audio

The president of Palau, Tommy Remengesau, says his government is finalising deals for drones, radar and patrol boats to help enforce a ban on commercial fishing in its waters. Audio

A project to train rural women in Fiji to make jewellery from 'Mother of Pearl' shells aims to not only help women earn a living, but also ensure tourists can buy genuine Fiji made items. Audio

Teachers in American Samoa have been told they need to pass a test in order to keep their jobs. Audio

300 families in Ha'apai are still living in tents following Cyclone Ian, and will not be in permanent housing until the end of the year at the earliest. Audio

A year-long dispute between New Zealand and Tonga over a plane will be solved with World Bank intervention. Audio

Hundreds of people in the Marshall Islands' capital of Majuro return home following flooding. Audio

There are conflicting experiences emerging from the deluge, with some Christchurch residents happy with what the council has done to help them, and others left frustrated and angry. About a hundred… Audio

A Pacific Islands Forum workshop is trying to help small island states catch up with their human rights reporting obligations. Audio

Marshall Islands declares state of emergency following severe flooding that has left 1000 temporarily homeless. Audio

Fiji's new military commander, Brigadier General Mosese Tikoitoga, says the military's relationship with the leader of the Fiji regime will be based on the 2013 constitution. Audio

The American Samoa Department of Public Safety is starting a community policing program to help prevent and solve crimes in the territory. Audio