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Fijians recovering from Cyclone Winston say they are in desperate need of clean drinking water as they pick up what is left of their houses and belongings. Audio

In 1991, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees opened a camp on a dusty and desolate piece of desert in Kenya to provide safe haven for people fleeing the chronic civil war in Somalia. Now… Audio

A film producer in French Polynesia says the Pacific should be doing more to celebrate its early navigators. Audio

Despite warnings to leave flimsy homes for the sturdier halls and churches which were set up as evacuation centres, some people decided to stay put and had lucky escapes. Fane Lomani lives near Tavua… Audio

Environmental groups in the Northern Marianas are moving to take two United States government bodies to court, over an alleged failure to comply with the Endangered Species Act. Audio

The winners of the 53rd Halberg Awards, New Zealand's pre-eminent sports awards, will be revealed in a couple of hours. Audio

There were tears and tales of panic as well as messages of hope from Pacific islanders at a climate change conference in New Zealand this week. Audio

People in Kiribati are upskilling and preparing for the time when they might have to move because of the effects of climate change. Audio

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is assisting Papua New Guinea to register all West Papuan refugees in the country. Audio

At least six people in Papua New Guinea are reported to have died as a result of landslides and flooding caused by heavy rains in recent weeks. Audio

A new trade report has found the most important export market for Fiji is now its neighbours. Audio

A 5-year-old Palmerston North girl the police say was pulled into a car while walking to school this morning has been found safe and well. Our reporter Robin Martin's been following the story. Audio

An Australian road safety expert says police chases in New Zealand would be reduced by up to 90% if police here followed the rules now in place in many Australian states. John Lambert is an Australian… Audio

Three Kiribati parliamentarians will face off in the presidential election set for next month. Audio

the Black Caps beating Australia 2 - 1 in the Chappel Hadlee one day cricket series. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is reviewing asylum claims by over 1,000 West Papuans and beginning a registration of all West Papuans living in PNG, many of whom have been there for decades without… Audio

The author of 'Inside the Crocodile: The Papua New Guinea journals', a book about her time working in development in PNG, says the one-size-fits-all approach must be dispensed with in the country. Audio

Working families say rental prices, coupled with the housing shortage in Auckland are so severe, they've had no option but to live with their children in draughty, cold garages, or on the floors of… Audio

A former Napier City Councillor asked a friend if Google Earth showed live video just days after his wife died, a Court in Canada has been told. Audio

It's feared that a military man could be rubber stamped as the next police commissioner in Fiji. Audio