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Top New Zealand fashion designer Karen Walker partners with Cook Islands artisans for the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange in the UK. Audio

On the island of 'Eua nearly every home suffered significant damage, crops were destroyed and residents are desperate for food and aid. RNZ Pacific's Koro Vaka'uta reports from Tonga. Video, Audio

First Pacific woman elected to serve on the Auckland super city council representing Maungakiekie-Tamaki ward. Audio

Concern in Hawaii over sewage leaking from cesspools into water sources and threatening pristine beaches. Audio

Tributes flow for in renowned Samoan musician. Audio

It's been over three days since Cyclone Gita swept through the Tongan islands of 'Eua and Tongatapu leaving most people without power and water and others without a home. Despite this, people in the… Audio

Indonesia says the United Liberation Movement for West Papua's bid to be a full member of the Melanesian Spearhead group has reached a dead end. Audio

Tonga's disaster authorities say good progress is being made getting emergency shelter provisions out to more remote villages on Tongatapu after damage from cyclone Gita. Audio

The village head man in Ono-i-lau says the damaging winds from yesterday's cyclone Gita were the most frightening and dangerous on living memory on the island. Audio

Samoa Red Cross specifies community needs as the cleanup from Cyclone Gita continues. Audio

Disaster assessment teams in Tonga say water, shelter and food are the immediate needs for people still reeling from the destruction wrought by Tropical Cyclone Gita overnight. Audio

Two students from Tuvalu have won scholarships from the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project focused on building coastal resilience in three of Tuvalu's nine inhabited islands. Audio

A former Niue diplomat and businessman says successive governments in Niue have failed to put in place proper maintenance programmes for key infrastructure. Audio

With a number of Pacific countries banning plastic bags in response to plastic litter pollution in the ocean, Samoa continues to face a dilemma on how to manage their waste. Audio

Children's rights are at the heart of a training programme being run for judges and magistrates in Fiji this week. Audio

A volunteer doctor working in remote parts of the Pacific says education about good nutrition is badly needed. Audio

Forty thousand people battled the scorching heat in Waitangi yesterday to make it to one of the biggest and busiest Waitangi Day commemorations ever.

It was Jacinda Adern's first appearance as Prime… Audio

A centralised civil registration platform called the Pacific Civil Registrars' Network aims to make sharing of births, deaths and marriages' records accessible across all borders. Audio

Mitch Woolley and Sosi Turagaiviu had been swimming with three others near Cascade Falls when they were caught in a sudden downpour on Saturday. Video, Audio

The World Health Organisation says a tobacco control team in Samoa is making the protection of children a priority over the next five years. Audio

Team of plastic and reconstructive surgeons from Australia will provide free surgeries for patients in Tonga. Audio

From personal hardships to influencing millions of children from the Bronx to Bluff, and incredible successes, Dame Joy Cowley is a national taonga. Video, Audio, Gallery

It has only taken half a hectare of land to make regional Victoria, Australia feel like Africa. Audio