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The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says nearly half of the population has been displaced by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The Nights team has snuck out of the studio and is wandering wide-eyed around the 2015 WOMAD Taranaki festival in New Plymouth, taking in the sights and sounds, colour and culture, fun and food. Audio

The Nights team has snuck out of the studio and is wandering wide-eyed around the 2015 WOMAD Taranaki festival in New Plymouth, taking in the sights and sounds, colour and culture, fun and food. Audio

The Nights team has snuck out of the studio and is wandering wide-eyed around the 2015 WOMAD Taranaki festival in New Plymouth, taking in the sights and sounds, colour and culture, fun and food. Audio

Plugged in folk outfit Ezza Rose from Portland Oregon perform live from the Auckland studios of Radio New Zealand. Audio

Authorities in Vanuatu are preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Pam inches its way towards the country, looking set to be Vanuatu's most devastating cyclone since 1987. Audio

Government ministries, businesses and schools have been affected by the near collapse of part of a main causeway in Kiribati. Audio

The United Nations and the World Health Organization are calling for the immediate de-watering of a tailings dam at the closed Gold Ridge Mine in Solomon Islands, which is dangerously close to… Audio

Vanuatu's National Disaster Management Office says it is preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Pam is expected to be upgraded to a category five storm in the next two days. Audio

PNG Rugby League says the game remains stable despite the shock resignation of CEO Brad Tassell. Audio

Around 200 local families in Solomon Islands have set up camps in the pits at the closed Gold Ridge mine on Guadalcanal and have taken over gold production at the site. Audio

Researchers in New Zealand have found a continuing deep-seated stigma around leprosy in the Pacific, which could be contributing to an increase in the disease in some countries. Audio

Australia's government has reacted angrily to a report by the United Nations that found its treatment of asylum seekers breaches international conventions against torture. Audio

The West Papuan representative body applying for membership in the Melanesian Spearhead Group says it always expected Indonesia's government to increase efforts to counter the application. Audio

Two months after he assumed power the prime minister of Tonga says his government is still working through what the previous adminisration had done. Audio

The 61st anniversary premiere of the Hollywood film 'Return to Paradise' will be held in May 2015 at the legendary beach in Lefaga village where it was filmed. Audio

Becca has been dumped by her fiance after the honeymoon in Rarotonga had been paid for so she takes her gay best friend Howie along instead. Audio

The Refugee Action Coalition says the mass arrests of refugees won't stop protests against Australia's asylum seeker detention programme in Nauru. Audio

ADB says on-line company registrations are helping to foster business in Pacific Island countries. Audio

Documents suggest New Zealand spies on Pacific neighbours on behalf of US. Audio