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An army commander in charge of the aid mission to the Lau group in Fiji says tarpaulins are not good enough and he needs 800 more tents for people to live in for up to two years. Audio

Care Australia outlines the co-ordinated approach being taken by the Fiji government, donors and NGOs to ensure a co-ordinated approach to helping cyclone Winston victims. Audio

International relations experts say there could be a silver lining to Cyclone Winston's massive devastation in Fiji - a chance to reset the still troubled relationship between Fiji and its biggest… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police commissioner Gary Baki has provided some clarity about allegations of misconduct against a senior policeman, Andy Bawa, whose posting to the police command in the Western… Audio

The University of Hawaii's Cancer Center has received a US$6.6 million dollar grant, to aid research into cervical cancer in the Pacific. Audio

Fiji's Methodist Church is making its churches and halls available as temporary classrooms with Cyclone Winston have wrecked dozens of schools across the country. Audio

The American Samoa Democratic Party has again come out in support of Hillary Clinton as its preferred candidate for the US presidential race. Audio

An Australian economist who specialises in Papua New Guinea is supporting oppostion calls for the government to borrow internationally to alleviate its cash flow problem. Audio

Major roadwork to upgrade and repair the main South Tarawa road network in Kiribati is in the final stages of completion. Audio

A former Cook Islands MP says the government is planning to turn Penrhyn Island in the country's north into a giant hub for fishing boats in the region. Audio

Aid agencies in Fiji say many children have had frightening experiences as a result of Cyclone Winston and will need to talk about them in order to recover properly. Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister says the country's economic growth is now 'down the drain' after Cyclone Winston. Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's Madang province are on high alert as the manhunt widens for more than 40 escapees still at large after last week's mass prison break in neighbouring Morobe province. Audio

Pacific Islanders working in New Zealand's horticulture or viticulture industries under the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme face a test of character when cyclones ravage their homeland while they… Audio

A new book by Australian author Sean Dorney laments that knowledge of Papua New Guinea is seriously lacking in his country despite being the two neighbouring countries having a former colonial… Audio

Fiji schools due to restart today but devastation and trauma after Cyclone Winston prompt calls for compassion and flexibility. Audio

A major upgrade of Tonga's two main airports is almost complete with larger aircraft expected to use the facilities from April. Audio

Climate scientists following the longest ever global coral bleaching phenomena in history say reef systems could continue being hammered into 2017. Audio

Our correspondent travels to the interior of Viti Levu and finds out about the impact of Cyclone Winston on the town of Nadalei. Audio

On Friday 4th of March Samoans go to the polls and this comes after campaigns that showed the political life in the country is changing. Audio

Pacific workers brought to New Zealand under the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme are seen as vital the growth of horticulture in this country. Audio

Tonga's government last week launched its third National Strategy plan to curb the country's NCD epidemic. Audio

The opposition National Federation Party has says the Fiji government needs to create a $US50 million rehabilitation fund to save the sugar industry after Cyclone Winston. Audio

Coastal parts of Fiji and the outer islands were, as is now being well documented, badly hit by Cyclone Winston last weekend, but what about the country's interior? Audio

Fiji's Methodist Church says there's still an immediate need for clothing, cooking equipment and bedding for those affected by Cyclone Winston. Audio