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Pita Taufatofua is the first taekwondo athlete from Tonga to qualify for the Olympic Games and believes he will be a medal contender in Rio. Audio

Health teams working in Fiji in the aftermath of Cyclone Winston say the health situation has stabilised and they are not yet seeing large levels of mosquito, food and water-borne disease. Audio

Communities in parts of Papua New Guinea such as Western Province and Milne Bay Province remain in critical need of food and water amidst a prolonged drought. Audio

French Polynesia says its purpose built cyclone shelters could be used in other parts of the Pacific Audio

Two former Nauru presidents say international election observers are needed on the island, several months before the expected election. Audio

Hawaiians are rejoicing at the return of a feather cloak and helmet gifted to Captain Cook in 1779. Audio

Wellington's Vanuatu community mark the first anniversary of Cyclone Pam which devastated Vanuatu and left 70,000 people homeless. Audio

The World Health Organisation says new research has strengthened the link between the Zika virus and fetal abnormalities, and they say sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously… Audio

Talk of rising anxiety on Norfolk Island as Australia brings in workers from the mainland to take over government jobs. Audio

Cook Islanders living on the northern island of Manihiki have called for their signatures to be withdrawn from a petition to ban purse seine fishing. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government is under more pressure to enforce laws around forestry, following two recent reports by international NGOs related to PNG's forestry industry, and the flow of finances… Audio

The New Zealand non-governmental women's organisation PACIFICA has just marked 40 years of service to Pacific women, families and communities. Audio

Employment lawyer Susan Hornsby-Geluk talks about the woman fired from the South African High Commission after a text about her boss was sent to the wrong person. And the Auckland bus driver who lost… Audio

The World Health Organisation says new research has strengthened the link between the Zika virus and foetal abnormalities, and they say sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously… Audio

The election in Kiribati of a virtual underdog as the new president marks a new era in the country's history. Audio

Almost three weeks after Cyclone Winston, some Fijians are still waiting for tents and shelters, as a massive aid mission is underway to house a huge portion of the population. Audio

A Cook Islands company says its proposal to build a fishing hub on Penrhyn will be endorsed by the atoll's residents when details of the plan are released. Audio

Japan's Super Rugby franchise and Samoan first five Tusi Pisi are on a mission to prove to themselves and the critics that they can hack it in their debut campaign. Audio

Members of the new ruling party in Kiribati celebrating the successful election of their presidential candidate say the result is a cry for change from the people. Audio

A report by the Forest Trends NGO says Papua New Guinea is receiving far less finance for forest conservation than most other countries with large tropical forests, and must do a lot of work to build… Audio

New Zealand military joint forces commander says the NZ presence in Fiji is for as long as it takes following the destruction of cyclone Winston. Audio

There are concern in Fiji for the plight of children as the country slowly comes to grips with the damage caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

The United Nations says pregnancy related death and sexual violence rates soar in humanitarian disasters, and that's a concern in cyclone devastated Fiji. Audio