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Thousands of Papua New Guineans are in urgent need of basic supplies, medicine and shelter in the eatrhquake-hit highlands region. Audio

Pacific countries sit well behind the the UN's target for women's participation in decision making processes and its desired parliamentary membership of 30 percent. Audio

Delays in distribution of relief supplies and in damage assessment are adding to anxieties for quake-affected communities in Papua New Guinea's Highlands. Audio

Golden Bay business owners turned out in force at a public meeting last night to figure out how to cope with a dramatic downturn in business since the region's only road access was damaged in last… Audio

Fiji's Citizens' Constitutional Forum says Fiji's history means it's important to clarify whether the country has new statistics on its ethnic make-up. Audio

Fiji's former foreign secretary says he's shocked but not surprised at the sudden departure of the country's chief climate negotiator midway through her term. Audio

A human rights activist has expressed frustration at redactions in reports by New Zealand dipomats about their visits to Indonesia's Papua region. Maire Leadbetter has made a series of Official… Audio

A woman left blind and disfigured by her abusive partner is speaking out in the hope it will help others. Police have described it as one of the worst domestic violence cases they've seen. The woman… Audio

Nearly a week after a devastating magnitude 7.5 earthquake in Papua New Guinea's Highlands, aid is only starting to trickle in.

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The Tongan branch of aid agency Live and Learn is still busy helping people patch up their homes two weeks on from the battering dished out by Cyclone Gita. Audio

Pacific people at a New Zealand climate summit call for more influence on global issues that affect the region's rapidly changing climate. Audio

An inquest into the death of New Zealander Junior Togatuki in a New South Wales prison has been told of the 11-hour delay it took officers to respond to his calls for help. In an open address to the… Audio

American Samoa's congresswoman briefly visits New Zealand. Audio

Celebrity chef Robert Oliver appointed UNDP Pacific advocate for food, sustainable development and wellbeing. Audio

Tonga's state broadcaster says it could be a month before the station is back to full operations and it needs government assistance in order to do so. Audio

Wet weather before Christmas has proved to be a boon for power company Mercury. Audio

UNICEF urges for more action in the Pacific to reduce high infant mortality rates Audio

A Pacific maritime researcher says more aid money should be diverted to develop sustainable shipping in the region to avoid tragedies like the recent Kiribati ferry disaster. Audio

With the increase in young smartphone users in Vanuatu, the police are doing their bit to raise awareness on cyber safety. Audio

Hawaii school apologises and pays out $US80 million to sexual abuse victims. Audio

A refugee detained by Australia on Nauru begs the New Zealand prime minister for help. Audio

The Christchurch Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 60^th anniversary on Saturday. Violinist Natalia Lomeiko, who’s been a soloist  with the CSO since she was seventeen, will play Bruch's romantic… Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says it was surprised to win a global humanitarian award. Audio