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The Embassy of the Rebublic of Korea in Fiji has recently hosted some of their leading scientists to share research into how new climate change technology could help Pacific nations cope with the… Audio

New Massey University research shows housing affordability dropped an average 14 percent last year. Audio

A weight loss surgeon says New Zealand is on course to become the fattest nation on earth within five years. Audio

A weight loss surgeon says New Zealand is on course to become the fattest nation on earth within five years. Audio

People wanting to retire in the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau will be able to leave New Zealand ten years earlier under new laws expected to come into force this year. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Department of Health is probing various remote parts of the country to counter a measles outbreak which began in 2013. Audio

A bill to legalise marijuana for medicinal purposes in the Northern Marianas has been pre-filed by Senator Sixto Igisomar. Audio

The Tongan Government is conducting orientation tours of the outer islands in an effort to stay connected and to review ongoing issues among the population there. Audio

Leading womens groups in the Cook Islands are to meet in March to celebrate 50 years of self-government. Audio

A controversial ruling Human Rights Protection Party MP, Tu'u'u Anasii Leota, is ignoring the Prime Minister's call for him to quit the party. Audio

Mixed results for the Pacific as the deadline for delivery of the Millennium Development Goals looms. Audio

John Key and Andrew Little have today delivered state of the nation speeches. Our political editor Brent Edwards, who was at the speeches, has some analysis. Audio

The recently formed West Papua National Liberation Front is in Vanuatu to submit their application for full membership of the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Despite millions of dollars being poured into it, Vanuatu's public broadcaster remains, by the government's own admission, hamstrung. Audio

A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

With the ABC's Africa correspondent Martin Cuddihy. Audio

Kiribati has had its human rights reviewed by the United Nations, highlighting a number of areas of concern. Audio

Duplication of functions and political disharmony between provincial and district administrations are seen as factors holding back development of Papua New Guinea's districts despite a recent… Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

Trade Me says the national median rent was static for a fifth consecutive month at 400 dollars a week in December and up a little over 5 percent from a year earlier. Audio

Construction of Solomon Islands US $120 million Hydro project to begin in 2016. Audio

The latest health report released by Samoa's Ministry of Health shows the country is finally seeing a decrease in the number of Chikungunya virus infections. Audio

Solomon Islands to introduce the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in February. Audio

Fresh calls have been made in Fiji to change the country's media laws, now that a democracy is in place. Audio

Hundreds of people in New Zealand's capital, Wellington, braved driving rain on Saturday to gather at the city's annual Pasifika festival. Audio