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Mumps outbreak in Marshall Islands worse than reported
A mumps outbreak in the Marshall Islands may be hitting the country much harder than reported, according to the country's Ministry of Health. Audio
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Funeral preparations for Vanuatu President, Baldwin Lonsdale
Vanuatu prepares to farewell its head of state following his sudden death. Audio
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Ten years on, Tonga RSE work still has room to grow
Proponents of Tonga's participation in New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employment scheme say it has room for improvement. Audio
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Sport: Samoa and Tonga rugby stay positive despite defeats
Samoa and Tonga have plenty of room for improvement after disappointing defeats by the All Blacks and Wales during the Pasifika Rugby Challenge. Audio
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National Alliance seeks to form next PNG government
Audio 19 Jun 2017With Papua New Guinea's election fast approaching, divisions are widening between the two biggest political parties, the People's National Congress and the National Alliance, on management of the… Audio
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Chang's lawyer to mount counter-appeal against conviction
Audio 19 Jun 2017Former Director of Samoa's National Prosecution Office, Mauga Precious Chang to mount appeal against Supreme Court traffic conviction. Audio
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Tongan project hopes to create young female entrepreneurs
Audio 19 Jun 2017A women's empowerment project in Tonga has partnered with a bank and telecommunications company to help young women become entrepreneurs. Audio
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Nationwide drug crisis in PNG hospitals
Audio 16 Jun 2017A nationwide drug crisis has crippled hospitals and health centres in Papua New Guinea, with some hospitals completely running out of supplies. But replenishments are finally on their way. Audio
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NZ aids Niue tourism
Audio 16 Jun 2017New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English has opened new tourism facilities and unveiled plans to improve services for Niue households during a brief stopover yesterday. Audio
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Caledonian Union reverses election stance
Audio 16 Jun 2017French Pacific goes to the French polls at the fringe of the ascent of the Macron-led movement. Audio
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Big celebrations planned in Honolulu for return of Hokule'a
Audio 16 Jun 2017The most famous ocean sailing vaka in the Pacific, the Hokule'a arrives back in Honolulu this weekend. Audio
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Changes proving tough for some Norfolk Islanders
Beverley Buffett from Norfolk Island says many people there are struggling in the wake of the Australian absorption of the island's government a year ago. Audio
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Chairman of Samoa's Farmers Assoc. not alarmed by virus
A recent virus breakout has hit taro farms in Upolu, Samoa. Samoa's Farmers Association believe that the climate could be the reason for the breakout due to past experiences in the early 1990s. Audio
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NZ and Cook Islands reaffirm unique relationship
New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their commitment to continue developing their unique relationship. Audio
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Four Pacific plays published in NZ
A new book, Talanoa Four Pacific Plays, has just been published in New Zealand. Audio
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Kieron Fonotia set for Manu Samoa debut against the All Blacks
Kieron Fonotia talks about being selected for Manu Samoa and the prospect of playing against the All Blacks. Audio
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Manus detainees get huge payout from Australia
Audio 15 Jun 2017The Australian government is to pay millions of dollars in compensation to 1905 men it detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio
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Pasifika leaders address social ills in NZ's capital
Audio 15 Jun 2017Family violence, financial stress and men's health are the focus of Pacific leaders in Wellington who are working to combat Pasifika social issues in the country's capital. Audio
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NZ Defence scopes out how to help Niue in a disaster
Audio 15 Jun 2017The New Zealand Defence Force sent a team to Niue recently to look at how it could support the island if it was hit by a major disaster. Audio
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Deported NZer seeks answers from PNG Immigration
Audio 14 Jun 2017A New Zealand Catholic missionary deported from Papua New Guinea says it's unclear how he was supposed to have breached the conditions of his visa. Douglas Tennent says his work helping local people… Audio
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NZ to aid communication and sewerage in the Cooks
Audio 14 Jun 2017The New Zealand Prime Minister is leading a delegation to parts of Polynesia, starting with the Cook Islands where he has made major aid commitments. Audio
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App to build awareness about rheumatic fever in Samoa
Samoan app developed to build awareness about rheumatic fever. Audio
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Pacific trade agreement set for signing
After nearly a decade of negotiations, 11 countries from around the Pacific will sign a new free trade agreement in Tonga. Audio
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Catholic missionary forced out of PNG
A New Zealand Catholic missionary, providing legal advice to landowners, has been forced out of Papua New Guinea. Audio
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Spotlight on Australian govt financing role in LNG Project
The Australian government's Export Finance Insurance Corporation has been questioned in the senate about its role in Papua New Guinea's LNG Project. Audio
