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Niue has announced a new marine park in a bid to protect its marine resources. Audio

Boosting resilience in the Pacific to both climate change and disasters and responding in the most enduring way is the focus of a meeting of humanitarian agencies in Fiji this week. Audio

Non-governmental organisation OceanWatch are wanting to introduce carbon trading to the Solomon Islands as a sustainable alternative to logging. Audio

Samoa ready to accelerate preparations for hosting the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

Vanuatu disaster authorities are grappling with how they will look after the thousands of people made homeless by the eruption on Ambae if the volcano's activity doesn't die down. Audio

The lack of psychiatric care outside the Manus Island detention centre raises fear of more deaths. Audio

Jason Taumalolo and Andrew Fifita headline a star-studden Tonga Rugby League World Cup squad. Audio

Vanuatu's prime minister has promised the thousands evacuated from the island of Ambae that they will return home. Audio

UNICEF's field office chief in Vanuatu says children displaced by the volcanic eruption on Ambae Island are in urgent need of support. Audio

Pacific countries already signed up to the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations PLUS are being urged to more closely examine their commitments under the deal, including the implications for… Audio

Fifteen of the 86 candidates who have put their names forward for the Tonga general elections on the 16th of November are women. Audio

A journalist working in Mendi in the Papua New Guinea Southern Highlands reports the town in turmoil. Audio

Samoans in New Zealand struggle to fulfil work requirements under the Samoan Quota Resident Visa ballot. Audio

Coroner Peter Ryan is recommending mental health nurses and social workers be placed in all New Zealand schools. It comes as he releases his findings into the death of St Catherine's College student… Audio

The fate of the only Fijian childcare centre in New Zealand is up in the air as the Fijian community try to address the concerns that were found in the 2017 Education Review Office report. Audio

Destiny School has applied for charitable help to feed and clothe some of its students, despite the church's founders driving luxurious sports cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Video, Audio

Pacific people entering under the quota with aspirations for a brighter future can find NZ tough. Audio

About 8,000 people are crammed into evacuation centres on the Vanuatu island of Ambae, short of food, water and other basic supplies. Audio

Skateboarding, surfing and other action sports are starting to play a role in social development, community building and even peacemaking around the world. Audio

There is growing fear among evacuees on the Vanuatu island of Ambae with shelter starting to run out as thousands more flee the erupting Manaro Voui volcano. Audio

The Pacific has presented a united front at the UN General Assembly in New York in calling for global action on climate change. Audio

Samoa's national public inquiry into family violence hopes to find solutions. Audio

Five chocolate and coffee suppliers from across the Pacific hope to expand their presence in the New Zealand market through Auckland's annual Chocolate and Coffee show. Audio