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: A medical ship Pacific Hope has recently been visiting the northern Vanuatu island of Malekula with a team of volunteers running primary health care, optometry and dental clinics. Audio

For its stance against the nuclear powers, Marshall Islands has been awarded the alternate Nobel prize. Audio

Cyclone affected communities in Vanuatu are being taught to cyclone proof their homes as the rebuild in the country continues almost seven months after Pam. Audio

Kiribati prepares to host an international conference aiming to develop a mechanism to cater for people forced to migrate by climate change. Audio

A Nauru opposition MP says the revoking of pensioners' benefits for allegedly participating in anti-government protests in June is a blantant abuse of power. Audio

Regional development experts from the Australian National University say it has been a slow start for the Pacific Island Forum's framework for Pacific regionialism. Audio

The Cook Islands government says it is encouraging superannuants refusing to pay taxes on their New Zealand pensions to set up small payments to keep up with what's owed. Audio

Bureaucratic backlogs in Kiribati has forced some people into squatting for more than a decade. Audio

The United Nations Children's agency UNICEF says young people in the Pacific are suffering from malnutrition and diarhoea because of the El Nino weather system. Audio

The public solicitors office in Solomon Islands has released a new environmental law book aimed at educating and informing stakeholders in the country. Audio

The European Union leads attempts to improve the management of agriculture spending in the Pacific through better policy planning. Audio

Changes to visa requirements has Chinese buyers turning their gaze on private islands in Fiji. Audio

A road safety advocate says not enough funding is being directed to address road fatalities despite the possibility that up to 1000 people could be losing their lives on Papua New Guinea roads. Audio

Mental health care and dealing with natural disasters have already been at the forefront of the Pasifika Medical Association Conference in Vanuatu. Audio

Despite conservationists hailing the New Zealand government's decision to turn the Kermadec Islands into a giant marine sanctuary, covering 600-thousand square miles, it hasn't gone down well with… Audio

A refugee campaigner is mystified at the refusal by Australian agencies to help an asylum seeker on Nauru who has become pregnant after being rape. Audio

There are lingering tensions among victims of rape by employees of Canadian miner Barrick Gold at its Porgera Joint Venture in Papua New Guinea's Enga province. Barrick Gold is being urged to come… Audio

Locals and volunteers in Kiribati are taking a stand against the effects of climate change by sharing gardening techniques. Audio

A controversial new whistleblower law has emerged as an obstacle to a visit to Australia by the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights of Migrants. Audio

Marching Norfolk Islanders accuse Australia of removing their democratic rights. Audio

An organisation representing people with disabilities in Solomon Islands is urging the prime minister to ratify the UN treaty for the protection of their rights. Audio

The United Nations has adopted an ambitious agenda to guide the world's development over the next 15 years. Audio

PNG men's cricket team have been trying to decipher why they keep coming up short in their bid to qualify for major tournaments. Audio

Australia's senate has been told that the government's aid programme in Papua New Guinea enables rather than remedies state fraud and market distortions in PNG. This is according to the International… Audio

A Cook Islands businessman who made a police complaint over the Manihiki payout says the landowners got special treatment because they are from the prime minister's constituency. Audio