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The Fred Hollows Foundation says up to a thousand people a year will be able to have their sight restored when a new operating theatre opens in Papua New Guinea in November. Audio

Fiji's newly elected Speaker of parliament describes the first sitting of parliament as a moving ceremony. Audio

Hawaii's Volcano Observatory says the creeping lava flow from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano is a slow motion disaster and it has been advancing up to 150 metres per day over the past week. Audio

Samoa declares meteorological drought. Audio

American Samoa recieves US 2.1 million for environmental protection. Audio

Korean airline launches flights to the CNMI. Audio

Over 80 percent of Australian paediatricians surveyed in a recent report believe the detention of asylum seeker children is child abuse. Audio

Over 80 percent of Australian paediatricians surveyed in a recent report believe the detention of asylum seeker children is child abuse. Audio

Fiji's National Disaster Management Office says a drought that has gripped parts of the country is showing signs of easing. Audio

Solomon Islanders are being encouraged to create their own eco-friendly bags, as a way to reduce plastic bag waste. Last week the Solomon Islands government, with help from the Japanese government… Audio

Listening to that is the Former Labour Party Cabinet Minister , Phil Goff , Audio

More health workers and researchers needed to deal with rapidly growing problem of con-communicable diseases in PNG. Audio

The Tongan Breast Cancer Society says the long held dream of gaining a mammogram machine is about to come true. Audio

CMMI authorities check preparedness for ebola risk. Audio

Brooklyn-based Maureen Callahan has worked as a writer for the New York Post as well as being a contributor for Vanity Fair - where she wrote about the extraordinary relationship between the late… Audio

Wayne looks at the Occupy demonstrations in Hong Kong, the West's comparatively tepid response and other little-reported grievances behind the demand for democracy. Wallace follows up with Sophie… Audio

Public health officials in the United States are stepping up their efforts to raise awareness about ebola following the first case of the deadly disease on American soil. Audio

Australia will probe abuse claims at its Nauru asylum seeker detention centre, says stories are fabricated. Audio

Unicef attacks measles before it spreads across Vanuatu. Audio

The Fiji Law Society is up and running again and among its plans for the future are taking concerns about certain decrees to the government. Audio

Environment specialists from around the Pacific region are meeting in the Marshall Islands to address issues such as disaster preparedness, climate funding and alternative energy. Audio

New research shows how wind played a crucial part in Polynesians getting to New Zealand. Audio

Trial over illegal spying in Tahiti deferred until March. Audio

Noosa hosts the Oceania Sevens Championship this weekend, with extra World Series berths up for grabs as well as major incentives ahead of the Rio Olympics. Audio

Solomon Islands Court of Appeal grants interim injunction agains Axiom. Audio