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Pacific leaders have joined an ambitious commitment to eliminate malaria from the Asia-Pacific by 2030. Audio

A real estate business in Hawaii has redirected charity funds to help with recovery efforts after flash flooding devastated parts of the county last weekend. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's Institute of National Affairs says the introduction of a new financial system should make the country's economy more effective and transparent. Audio

New Zealand's plans for a Pacific "reset" on track prior to the budget and this month's Pacific Forum Economic Minister's meeting. Audio

The Vanuatu Government says it has received a number of offers of land to accommodate Ambae Islanders forced to move by the latest volcanic eruption. Audio

The British government is taking major steps to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio

Every year, 40 to 50 New Zealand babies die from Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI). Preschoolers educated about safe sleep through doll-play could help combat SUDI now and in the future, says… Video, Audio

A pilot programme at a South Auckland prison is being credited with helping Maori men reconnect with their culture, and is stamp out gang rivalries and jail tensions in the process. Video, Audio

The evacuation of residents on the ash-covered Vanuatu island of Ambae is finally getting underway, as food supplies dwindle and disease starts to spread. Audio

Rescue and evacuation efforts ongoing in flood devastated areas of Hawaii. Audio

No-one became successful by being afraid to make mistakes, says Matthew Syed. The British journalist and former Olympic table tennis champion has written a new book for kids –  You Are Awesome. Audio

Papua New Guinea's tourism sector is poised for substantial growth if it optimises opportunities in niche markets. Audio

New Pacific parliamentarians have been in Wellington, New Zealand to gain insights into effectively navigating the Westminster system of government in their respective nations. Audio

Peter Glasson today began a hunger strike in front of Southern Response's Christchurch headquarters, after years of fighting with the government owned insurer to have his policy honoured. Video, Audio

The state of the Cook Islands outer islands is a big concern for the opposition Democratic Party going into elections in June. Audio

Benjamin Johnson runs a Wellington non-profit called The Free Store. They distribute surplus food each year from 65 eateries to people in need - around 100 people each day. Audio

A state of emergency has been declared on Vanuatu's Ambae, as the island becomes uninhabitable amid a continuing volcanic eruption. Audio

An MP in Bougainville's autonomous regional parliament says he relished sharing experiences of Westminster-style democracies with counterparts from around the region. Audio

Pacific leaders elected to run for the Commonwealth Youth Council elections want more awareness of the opportunity in the region. Audio

The Marshall Islands is on track to see a record number of women seeking court intervention in domestic violence cases. Audio

People in Fiji are braced for another cyclone just a week after Cyclone Josie killed six people. Audio

Young Tongan playwright releases his debut piece Hearts of Men, crafted over five years, in hope to strengthen Tongan theatre in New Zealand. Audio

When the Wahine ran aground in a violent super storm 50 years ago the people of Eastbourne rallied round; the RSA became a temporary emergency centre for hundreds of survivors.

The aid agency World Vision is focussing its efforts on assisting thousands of people with water sanitation following February's massive earthquake in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The home accommodation provider Airbnb is holding a workshop this week in the Cook Islands as part of a regional push to try to attract more locals to join. Audio