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The parts of Fiji devastated by Cyclone Winston six weeks ago are swamped with rain again. Audio

Scientists in French Polynesia say an ambitious experiment to control mosquito populations is proving to be very successful, and could change the way countries prevent mosquito-borne illness. Audio

A Fiji lawyer who lodged an official complaint about alleged torture by security forces has had his offices ransacked in the latest in a series of intimidations towards him and colleagues. Audio

Decentralisation, free education and reforms to copra prices are some the main priorities of the new Kiribati administration under president Taneti Maamau. Audio

Tonga's prime minister says claims his government is not open and accessible are not true. Audio

A Northern Marianas court ruling which threw out 30 year old gun restrictions is expected to have a major impact on security there. Audio

Bougainville to look to donors for help to fund its poorly functioning education sector. Audio

Tensions are rising in Solomon Islands over the encroachment onto Guadalcanal provincial lands of residents from the capital Honiara. Audio

A New Zealand born Samoan hopes her story of turning her unhealthy lifestyle around will inspire other Pacific people. Audio

New Zealand police are helping their Niue counterparts under their Partnership for Pacific Police Programme. Audio

The sacked coach of the Tonga sevens team says he has not been paid during his 18 months at the helm. Audio

Some parts of Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands are experiencing their worst drought in recorded history, with some atolls close to running out of drinking water. Audio

Health authorities in Fiji are urging people to observe strict personal hygiene as the country goes through a massive outbreak of conjunctivitus or Pink Eye. Audio

An assessment of New Zealand's aid performance shows a need for improvements in some areas. Audio

The local owners of Solomon Islands Gold Ridge gold mine have begun the dewatering process at the mine's overfull tailings dam. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Foreign Minister says his government has an excellent relationship with Jakarta but doesn't want to do anything to displace the trust that Indonesia has placed in it, such as… Audio

New Zealand contributes more aid to help Fiji following Cyclone Winston and outlines plans to help the agriculture sector. Audio

Public transport operators in Vanuatu are calling for equal access to tourists on board cruise ships which frequent the capital Port Vila. Audio

A union leader in Fiji says worker rights are still a concern despite the laying aside of a possible Commission of Inquiry into the country's labour laws. Audio

The struggles the media in Tonga is experiencing as it tries to prise information out of the Pohiva government. Audio

Fiji's shadow finance minister says the government's decision to change the financial year is an unnecessary move that makes no sense. Audio

A new type of surface drone being tested in the Pitcairn Islands could shape the future of patrolling and protecting marine reserves all around the world. Audio

The Vanuatu government plans to look overseas to fill the vacant police commissioner's post, but Transparency International says in the long term the post will have to be held by a local. Audio