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Thousands have been displaced in the Federated States of Micronesia after supertyphoon Maysak tore through the states of Chuuk and Yap this week. Audio

The United Nations is warning the government and aid agencies supporting the recovery in Vanuatu not to let their guard down as they say the threat of a second disaster is very real. Audio

Papua New Guinea's main radio broadcaster is facing issues with the communications minister asking who is going to foot the bill for rehabilitation. Audio

China's Ambassador to New Zealand, Cook Islands and Niue, Wang Lutong, defends his country's aid approach in the region and discusses what distinguishes it from the aid programmes of Australia and New… Audio

Efforts are underway in Federated States of Micronesia to get relief to devastated islands hit by typhoon Maysak. Audio

The United Nations is warning the government and aid agencies supporting the recovery in Vanuatu not to let their guard down as they say the threat of a second disaster is very real. Audio

Super Typhoon Maysak is continuing to cut a destructive path through the Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

Solomon Islands timber exporters in New Zealand to promote more sales of sawn timber. Audio

A group of prominent anti-rape and sexual violence advocates have come together to form a national set of goals to combat rape culture. Audio

Emergency declarations have been made in the Federated States of Micronesia as typhoon Maysak continues to tear through the vast country. Audio

The Fiji Government is pushing ahead with its plans to change its flag, despite heavy dissent from the opposition benches. Audio

Village elders in Tokelau want more say in the government's Change Management Plan. Audio

The Labour Party leader says the Northland by-election result signals the beginning of a nationwide loss of support for National. Audio

Authorities in Federated States of Micronesia say there have been casualties and severe damage to infrastructure in Chuuk state after Typhoon Maysack. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, says women's needs are often overlooked after a natural disaster. Audio

The organisation claiming to represent 400-thousand tertiary students, the Union of Students Associations, says it might have to fold. Audio

National's defeated Northland candidate is Mark Osborne. Audio

China is using soft diplomacy to counter fears about its growing military presence in the Pacific region. Audio

United Nations says Papua New Guinea's strong economic is not enough if it doesn't translate into the country's human development. Audio

After at first being given zero chance by the Prime Minister in tomorrow's Northland byelection, the New Zealand First leader Winston Peters appears poised on the brink of a historic win. Audio

National's campaign manager Stephen Joyce joins us. Audio

The National Party looks set suffer an historic defeat in tomorrow's Northland byelection with yet another poll showing its candidate Mark Osborne is trailing well behind Winston Peters. Audio

Horticulture New Zealand says it is working with its Ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers to provide them with skills and resources for when they return home and face the rebuild following Cyclone Pam. Audio

Two days left to go to till the Northland by-election, and the Prime Minister is lending his weight today to the campaign by National's rookie candidate, Mark Osborne, to hold the seat. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key has conceded the National Party is in big trouble in the Northland by-election and could struggle to hold the seat it's long considered to be true-blue. Audio