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The Cooks Islands is to open further purse seine fishing to international operators but it is been met with concern. Audio

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces have been inundated with around 1000 women applying to be a part of their Territorial Force. Audio

Vanuatu PM visits hard hit islands to promise that cyclone relief aid is on the way. Audio

Response to the Moss Review which confirmed rapes and sexual abuse of children in Australia's Nauru detention camp and failed to prove allegations against ten Save the Children workers. Audio

Médecins Sans Frontières says it's scaling up efforts to help combat tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea, as the country continues to battle with a soaring outbreak of the disease. Audio

Australian government adamant that Norfolk reforms are the best way to ensure the long term sustainable of the island. Audio

Ticket prices for the All Blacks vs Samoa rugby test have been confirmed and are about to go on sale. Audio

As the cyclone relief effort enters it's second week, the Vanuatu government's response has continued to receive criticism. Audio

The Vanuatu government makes plans for aggressive tourism marketing and tells visitors travelling to Vanuatu is the best way to help it rebuild economy. Audio

There are renewed calls by Pacific leaders for developed countries to take meaningful action on climate change, following the devastation caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

Former Solomons officials slam New Zealand over spying allegations. Audio

Anger in Norfolk Island at Australia's intention to push ahead with governance changes, removing the island's long standing autonomy. Audio

Damage from Cyclone Pam has affected sites being used for the 2017 Pacific Mini Games in Port Vila, putting the future of the Games in doubt. Audio

The United Nations Development Programme in Papua New Guinea says it will do all it can to assist the Autonomous Bougainville Government in carrying out upcoming elections. Audio

Best known for his Camp A Low Hum music festivals, Ian 'Blink' Jorgensen declared the 2014 to be the last. This year he is back at the same location under a slightly different name to celebrate A… Audio

Aid continues to pour into Vanuatu after last week's devastating Cyclone Pam. Audio

Human Rights groups and the opposition in Fiji are calling on the government to remove all proposed reservations to the United Nations Convention Against Torture. Audio

iTMOi, Fela! The Concert, The Brodsky Quartet and a wrap-up of the Festival’s dance, pop and classical music programmes. Audio

Continued efforts are being made to decrease Papua New Guinea's maternal mortality rates. Audio

A disaster economics expert says the next few years will be difficult for Vanuatu's economy with many of its major exports impacted by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The only hospital in the Northern Marianas may not have the means to continue operating in the foreseeable future. Audio

A specialist in physical geography says there is a link between climate change impacts and the extreme weather events like Cyclone Pam. Audio

Auckland Zoo says Niueans and tourists to Niue will soon be able to visit an elephant currently quarantined on the island. Audio

Emory Douglas and visual arts wrap-up reviewed by Janet McAllister and Ata Reita reviewed by David Kelly. Audio

Entire population of Tuvalu's Nui atoll forced into temporary accommodation after flooding. Audio