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Whanganui MP Chester Borrows may be in hot water after he allegedly drove over the foot of a TPP protester. Audio

Cyclones in the Pacific are becoming more devastating. Audio

The Pacific Community's [SPC] geoscience division has fended off criticism of the organisation's framework for seabed mining legislation, saying the document is just a starting point. Audio

A new research programme focussing on development, investment and foreign policy in the Pacific, aims to influence decision makers on the future of the region. Audio

A pilot programme will be launched in coming months to find 28 workers from three Pacific countries to conduct trades training in New Zealand. Audio

A business workshop winds up today in Apia aimed at improving knowledge around Intellectual Property law in the creative sector. Audio

A decision by Papua New Guinea police to cancel a public protest raises concerns about the country's commitment to democracy. Audio

A human rights lawyer says Fiji's ratification of an international anti-torture treaty is a hollow and meaningless gesture. Audio

The lawyer representing the Marshall Islands in its international anti-nuclear case says hearings have shone a light on the lack of formal talks on nuclear disarmament. Audio

The United Nations is encouraging Fiji to withdraw its reservations to the UN Convention Against Torture. Audio

Firefighters from throughout the country are testing their fitness in Wellington today and tomorrow. The National Firefighter Combat Challenge at Wellington's Waterfront is held across two days. And… Audio

The sugar industry in Fiji is set for a difficult year of recovery in the wake of cyclone Winston, with the industry as a whole looking at a loss of about US $60 million. Audio

American Samoa has filed a case asking the United States federal court to overturn a ruling allowing large scale commercial fishing closer to its coast. Audio

The two former leaders of Nauru say international observers are vitally needed on the island after the government made changes to the Electoral Act that they say threaten the country's democracy. Audio

In Fiji engineers and assessors are counting the cost of the damage to roads and infrastructure caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

A Papua New Guinea opposition grouping, the Pangu Pati, says it is joining forces with a main party from the governing coalition, the People's Progress Party for next year's general election. It's… Audio

A prominent Norfolk businessman has written to the Australian prime minister and governor general to plead for a Canberra rethink on the removal of the island's limited self government. Audio

Communities in parts of Papua New Guinea such as Western Province and Milne Bay Province remain in critical need of food and water amidst a prolonged drought. Audio

French Polynesia says its purpose built cyclone shelters could be used in other parts of the Pacific Audio

Two former Nauru presidents say international election observers are needed on the island, several months before the expected election. Audio

Hawaiians are rejoicing at the return of a feather cloak and helmet gifted to Captain Cook in 1779. Audio

Wellington's Vanuatu community mark the first anniversary of Cyclone Pam which devastated Vanuatu and left 70,000 people homeless. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government is under more pressure to enforce laws around forestry, following two recent reports by international NGOs related to PNG's forestry industry, and the flow of finances… Audio

The New Zealand non-governmental women's organisation PACIFICA has just marked 40 years of service to Pacific women, families and communities. Audio

National house sales have hit their highest level in nine years, with the median house price across New Zealand increasing 5 percent to $450,000. Audio