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Despite inflation being at its lowest level in 14 years, unions say the cost of living is still hitting low income families hard. Audio

Organic agriculture helping communities out of poverty. Audio

Vanuatu has imposed a year-long moratorium on international researchers so it can perform a stocktake of all its research. Audio

Carylann Martin, Anje Glinderman, Kirsten London and Dean Murray, collectively known as Hen Picked. Audio

Nickel mining is being blamed for New Caledonia's soaring carbon emission rate and a nagging problem with pollution in the capital, Noumea. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund says the Papua New Guinea government has to put more focus on adolescent pregnancy. Audio

Efforts are underway to relocate about five thousand people affected by rising sea levels on outlying islands in the Solomon Islands province of Malaita. Audio

Concerns have been raised about the safety of Tonga's new domestic aircraft that arrived last week. Audio

Ministers meeting in Fiji say work to be done on aid funds Audio

A New Zealand aviation commentator, Peter Clark, says he raised the alarm about a new addition to Tonga's plane fleet after a spate of incidents involving the aircraft in Myanmar and Indonesia. Audio

The head of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community's Applied Geoscience and Technology Division says high-level talks in Fiji must result in real effects for people. Audio

Tonga ferry operator looking for new ways to use vessel which is out of action for half of each week. Audio

The head of the Overseas Central Bank of New Caledonia says the reduction of indexation of public service salaries, which are almost double those in mainland France, is imperative. Audio

Katy Gosset checks out an acclaimed and provocative play that explores being deaf within a hearing family. Audio

Charlotte Graham reviews the Welsh group's first live concert in Aotearoa. Audio

The Shot Band, featuring Katie Thompson. Audio

New debate in Papua about just which organisations represent the indigenous Melanesian population. Audio

Meetings in Fiji next week will bring together climate change and disaster risk groups for the first time. Audio

Foreign policy scholars say Pacific Island countries need to take the steering wheel to ensure they get the most out of heightened interest both from China and the United States. Audio

Firefighters are continuing to battle the most deadly wildfire in Arizona's history. Audio

More revelations about Wellington-Suva diplomacy have been exposed in a book launched this week. Audio

Jenny Blackadder - Banjo, Geoffrey Hern - Bass, Phil Hope - Guitar, Andreas Lepper - Percussion. Audio

Marshall Islands plans for a Majuro Declaration to increase focus and action on climate change. Audio

Salaries are under the spotlight as New Caledonia confronts economic struggles. Audio

The Global Ocean Commission says island countries in the Pacific must have a voice in discussions on seabed mining in the international waters that surround them. Audio