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The Catholic aid agency Caritas has called for governments to rethink climate aid because of severe food and water shortages across the Pacific island region over the past year. Audio

An NGO specialising in Pasifika health issues points to culture and spirituality as underpinning the well-being of Pacific people in New Zealand. Audio

The Pacific's struggle to get easier access into Australia and New Zealand. Audio

Hook and line fishing, fish farming and extended fishing bans are among ideas being floated in Fiji's north to deal with the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

An environmentalist in the Cook Islands says talk of a shark cull around the northern island of Penrhyn is worrying. Audio

Chronic water shortages could see students at the Aligegeo secondary school in Solomon Islands' Malaita Province going home just weeks before their final exams. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's West Sepik Province is calling for the national government to help connect his provincial capital Vanimo's electricity grid with neighbouring Indonesia. Audio

A group in Samoa says new work it's doing is helping to empower women married into other villages and who are the main sufferers of domestic abuse. Audio

The Fiji government has used its numbers in Parliament to suspend a third opposition MP, saying one of his speeches in the house was rascist and inflammatory. Audio

Pacific MPs reminded of their job to represent and report to their local communities on SDGs. Audio

Vanuatu and Fiji have expressed interest in a farmer field school programme that's giving farmers in Tonga practical training and techniques to help them grow and sell more food. Audio

Fiji's former Vice President and High Court judge Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi has passed away after a short illness. Audio

One of the world’s most popular funk bands Tower of Power, a staple of Californian soul-funk, is about to bring their revue to Auckland.

They’ve been 48 years on the road and the ever changing band… Audio

A lawyer in Guam hopes to file lawsuits against the Catholic Church next week now a new law has enabled child sexual abuse survivors to sue perpetrators and the institutions that may have protected… Audio

One aid worker's view of Papua New Guinea's debilitating drought and the work done to overcome its effects. Audio

A prominent native Hawaiian says moves to allow the state's indigenous population to choose whether to form a unified government is a huge development. Audio

Illegal trading of cherry coffee in Papua New Guinea is said to be affecting the quality of coffee in the country. Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea is refusing to let seven students, who were granted a stay order against the administration's decision to terminate them, register for classes. Audio

Fijian exporters say they are looking forward to better biosecurity arrangements with Australia, as new entrepreneurs enter the export market. Audio