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Cyclone victims in Vanuatu have been forced to eat unripe crops while they wait for government assistance. Audio

Kiribati is facing stark choices with its overcrowded and under-nourished Tarawa Atoll, and says it is still finding its way through a climate change minefield, as rising sea levels and land erosion… Audio

A former Prime Minister of Fiji, Mahendra Chaudhry, is expected to be sentenced this week for breaching the country's Exchange Control Act. Audio

Oxfam Australia says Westpac Bank in Papua New Guinea is among Australia's big four banks not living up to their image as leaders in sustainable banking. Audio

The Marshall Islands government is hoping Japan will help fund a major water and sewer upgrade on Majuro atoll. Audio

Re-instated PNG university head delighted to be back in Lae. Audio

The agency UNICEF says its raising awareness of immunisation in an effort to protect children with vaccinations, even in remote parts of the Pacific region. Audio

The Red Cross says the threat of further wet weather in the flood damaged Solomon Islands is likely to hamper recovery efforts and is making people very nervous. Audio

This year is the 20th anniversary of the volcanic eruption which devastated Rabaul in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says there is no chance of free and fair elections this year, with the appointment of a biased elections supervisor and a decree that could protects vote riggers. Audio

New Zealand NGO is looking for support to help farmers in rural Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands who were put out of business by the flooding two weeks ago. Audio

Experienced Australian mentor Julie Hoornweg has been appointed Fiji netball coach for the second time, albeit on a short-term deal. Audio

The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, written by Claire North, published by Little, Brown and reviewed by Louise O'Brien. Audio

There are strong disagreements in New Caledonia over who should be allowed to vote in next month's provincial election. Audio

UNDP to pay Ha'apai families in exchange for their work in clearing debris after Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

People made homeless by the floods in Solomon Islands speak about life in the evacuation centres. Audio

Tonga's Opposition raises concerns about governmentplans for a new palace and office space. Audio

In a tense phone call, Presidents Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin clashed over pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine, as tensions between Moscow and Washington soared. Audio

PNG opposition leader says Indonesian military incursions into his electorate and attacks on his people and their rights are symptoms of the unresolved issue of West Papua's political status. Audio

Al Jazeera's correspondent Kim Vinnell is in Donetsk in Ukraine. Audio

Series of natural disasters in the Solomons is taking its toll on the 10,000 people still in evacuation centres following flash flooding 10 days ago. Audio

A policy framework for the death penalty is being drafted in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Wild Aoteroa soul, a jazz 'n' funk backbone and whiskey smooth vocals. Auckland's BlackSandDiva join us live in studio. Audio