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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

A New Zealand opposition MP says this country has to make a much bigger effort to help the Pacific adapt to climate change. Audio

A Mount Hagen rugby league official has been banned for life and a team suspended following an attack on a referee. Audio

Allegations of racism and discrimination among New Zealand's midwives and staff in maternity care are raising concerns about cultural sensitivity in workforce. Audio

Harrowing testimony as Samoa's Ombudsman announces a national enquiry into violence in Samoa. Audio

On September 15 New Zealand marks the centenary of the New Zealand Division's entry into fighting on the Somme in Northern France in 1916. Audio, Gallery

Oxfam says New Zealand is not doing enough to help Pacific countries cope with the effects of climate change. Audio

After this year's commemorations in Bougainville for those who disappeared in the civil war, there are calls for tangible progress from family members of the missing. Audio

It's hoped a bit of wool and a roll of plaster will help transform the lives of babies in the Pacific born with club feet. Audio

Samoa sack sevens coach Damian McGrath following failure to qualify for the Olympics. Audio

A new conservation measure proposing the closure of 30 percent of Exclusive Economic Zones in the Pacific has regional tuna operators concerned. Audio

New Zealand's Tongan Language Week or Uike Katoanga'i 'o e Lea Faka-Tonga, has kicked off with a celebration of unity and culture in Wellington. Audio

A church run hospital in Solomon Islands is seeking government support to recruit more doctors and nursing staff. Audio

Papua New Guina's capacity to hold high-level corruption to account is under the spotlight after the former prime minister Sir Michael Somare was implicated in a Singapore money laundering case. Audio

Wilson Security's decision to abandon Australia's asylum seeker detention centres has left the controversial policy foundering, an NGO says. Audio

A recent fire at a college in the Cook Islands has brought the country's problems with asbestos to the fore. Audio

After another round of PACER plus negotiations, there are more signs that some countries are not happy with the lack of communication. Audio

Pacific men and women working on the front-lines to end gender violence are constantly looking for new ways improve their work. Audio

An advisor for some of the Danish MPs who were stopped from travelling to Nauru on a fact-finding mission last week says he's not surprised it happened. Audio

Its hoped a project that's been launched in Tuvalu will reverse the decline in fish stocks that's threatening the food security and livelihoods of local fishing communities. Audio

A new report has encouraged Papua New Guinea to grasp the multimillion dollar benefits that cruise tourism could provide the country. Audio