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Thousands of children in Fiji who survived the horrors of cyclone Winston are still severely affected seven months on. Audio

In an eventful few days in Fiji politics, an opposition party has boycotted the official opening of parliament. Audio

A Fiji based civil society leader says NGOs in the region cannot understand why the Pacific is hurrying to complete the PACER Plus trade deal. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum adds French Polynesia and New Caledonia as new members. Audio

As the Fiji parliament resumed on Monday the main opposition party, SODELPA, wore black ribbons as a protest. Audio

The chief trade advisor for the Pacific Island Forum countries says a proposed regional free trade agreement is not under threat after Fiji's reported withdrawal. Audio

The governor of PNG's capital calls on his people to make a stand against violence and walk for peace. Audio

Six prominent opposition figures in Fiji have been released after being held in custody over the weekend. Audio

Samoa's police chief Fuiavailili Egon Keil has been in court today seeking to quash criminal charges against him. Audio

A Tongan advocate for women and children says core beliefs need to change if there's to be any drop in the region's high rates of violence against women and girls. Audio

A former secretary of justice in Nauru, David Lambourne, says this week's amendments to the country's passport laws are weird and a further indication of the breakdown of the rule of law. Audio

Vanuatu's deputy prime minister says consultations around planned constitutional reforms are on track as his party seeks to bridge the generation gap with younger ni-Vanuatu. Audio

Fijian seafarers are relieved after news a vital safety training course to update their qualifications will be held soon. Audio

A new study in Papua New Guinea is looking at the viability of offering insurance to people in settlements and villages. Audio

The Solomon Islands are in Colombia to compete in their third-consecutive FIFA Futsal World Cup. Audio

The Pacific's Commonwealth countries are being promised help to implement global targets set for development. Audio

Mounting debt and global pressures may be combining to force Vanuatu's government to consider introducing an income tax. Audio

There is confusion in Fiji over the reasons police shut down a planned forum on the sugar industry this week. Audio

Members of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature meeting in Hawaii this week are considering a controversial motion which could close 30 percent of exclusive economic zones in the… Audio

The United States Government has approved funding targetting Pacific areas that have been deemed tuberculosis hot spots. Audio

Social change in the form of increased mobility and advances in telecommunications aren't neccessarily detrimental to the survival of endangered languages, according to a linguistics expert who has… Audio

New research has found scholarships and persistence are paying off in efforts to get more women in the Pacific into senior government jobs. Audio

Delays in sending New Zealand timber to Fiji means remote islanders are turning to collecting fallen wood in forests to build temporary homes in the post-Cyclone Winston reconstruction effort. Audio