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The New Zealand minister of Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio this week made the first visit by a New Zealand government minister to Nauru in 12 years. Audio

Today, January 31st marks the 50th anniversary of Nauru gaining its independence from Australia. Audio

Wrestling has been around for centuries, and the match fixing and staged fighting began in Roman times. Sharon Mazer, Associate Professor of Theatre and Performance Studies at AUT, tells us about her… Video, Audio

Health workers and provincial officials dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in Papua fear they could just be scratching the surface. Audio

Farmers in Otago and Southland are hoping the rains forecast for later in the week will deliver them from drought. Rivers in the area are at record lows and the low rainfall over the last year has… Audio

A senior Indonesian health official says a vaccination campaign in Asmat will move to other Papuan districts in coming months after a deadly outbreak of measles. Audio

The number of reported domestic violence cases in Cook Islands over the last two years has decreased, but it's still considered high. Audio

Mosquito management in the Pacific could benefit from new technology tools. Audio

Threats to the safety of a New Zealand seasonal worker recruiter while in Solomon Islands have underlined how desperate people are to join the scheme. Audio

Tuvalu's Motufoua Secondary School has won an international award for its biogas and solar energy project. Audio

The head of the Pacific Disability Forum in Fiji says recent natural disasters in the region have highlighted the need for aid agencies to focus on how people with disabilities cope during… Audio

Vanuatu prepare for the ban of single-use non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes by the end of January to combat issues coastal and marine pollution. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat is out talking to member countries about what they'd like their leaders to cover in two important meetings this year. Audio

Collaboration between WHO and SPTO aims to boost health for tourists and workers in the Pacific. Audio

New signs for Cook Islands cemetery housing ANZAC soldiers mark historicaly important site. Audio

A leading business entrepreneur is pushing for more support and collaboration between small and medium companies. Audio

Eighteen year-five medical students from Auckland University are being trained at Hawera Hospital, and it's hoped some will return to the province to work. Video, Audio

New technology aimed at ensuring more transparency and accountability for tuna fishing worldwide is being piloted in Fiji. Audio

Vanuatu to ban non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes. Audio