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Sir Peter Kenilorea, who led the Solomon Islands into independence from Britain in the late 1970s, has died at the age of 72 after a long illness. Audio

Amnesty International's Annual Human Rights report says New Zealand has breached the right to privacy through the mass collection of data in the Pacific. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says Fiji's economy could face losses of tens of millions of dollars following Cyclone Winston. Audio

The government in American Samoa is to begin a three day clean-up of the main island Tutuila, in an attempt to eradicate the mosquito that carries the Zika virus. Audio

The Fiji government says there are more than 45,000 people, or about five percent of the population, in evacuation centres following Cyclone Winston. Audio

Chiefs and families in the province of Ra in Fiji's western division are walking to Rakiraki town to ask for help. Audio

A new ferry is called a game changer for the people of Tokelau. Audio

Oceania countries are still to decide on who to back in FIFA Presidential election. Audio

Following the devastation brought on Fiji from Cyclone Winston, the CEO of the Rakiraki Town Council says his focus is on cleaning up his town so that people can come in and buy supplies, while there… Audio

American Samoa's Health Department says the eight confirmed cases of Zika signify that there's ongoing transmission of the virus in the territory. Audio

Power is still off in many areas of Fiji - and the blunt reality is it's expected to be four months before it's back to normal. In battered townships and villages people are without roofs and still… Audio

Fiji's tourism industry has taken a significant hit from Cyclone Winston. Audio

The Marshall Islands is seeking US$22 million for a major solar power project aimed at significantly reducing the country's carbon footprint. Audio

Cyclone Winston has taken a heavy toll on Fiji's Yasawa island group, but there has been no loss of life. Audio

The Law Council of Australia has welcomed the move by the Australian government to release an asylum seeker baby into community detention, but says more must be done. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Forestry Minister has defended the government's handling of the controversial Special Agricultural Business Lease system, saying there will be action to conclude the matter soon. Audio

Women and children from a small Fijian island directly hit by Cyclone Winston are recovering in Suva after their village was wiped out. Audio

Fijians recovering from Cyclone Winston say they are in desperate need of clean drinking water as they pick up what is left of their houses and belongings. Audio

The Cook Islands government says it will consider a more direct approach to securing investors to mine its sea floor after a five month open tender process failed to register a single bid. Audio

The recovery effort in Fiji's Western Division is getting into full swing as the country still tries to work out the damage caused by cyclone Winston. Audio

Severe damage wrought by cyclone Winston in Fiji has left the country's sugarcane farmers devastated coming on the back of a hard year of drought in 2015. Audio

The latest assessments by Tonga's National Emergency Management Office show the agriculture sector in the Vava'u district has suffered the worst impact by Cyclone Winston. Audio

There are questions over the business model of Papua New Guinea's lucrative logging industry after a new report released by the US-based research group, The Oakland Institute, exposed a web of tax… Audio

Researchers in New Caledonia have uncovered a new type of coral ecosystem that may already be genetically adapted to global warming conditions. Audio

The Cook Islands government is finally doing something about graves being washed away from a cemetery on the coast of the main island of Rarotonga. Audio