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A New Zealand coffee chain is using the last beans grown in pre-cyclone Vanuatu to help rebuild the country's devastated coffee industry. Audio

The Cook Islands Prime Minister, Henry Puna, and his New Zealand counterpart, John Key, have met in Auckland to discuss a range of challenges facing the Cook Islands. Audio

An MP with Fiji's opposition SODELPA party says he is among several MPs in the party who have lost confidence in its leader. Audio

Marshall Islanders are being warned that digging for copper around a nuclear waste dump could expose them to harmful radiation. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Highlands provinces, home to several million people, are on the edge of a catastrophe caused by drought and frosts. Audio

The lawyer acting for dozens of people accused of sedition in Fiji says it's a challenge ensuring they get justice. Audio

Fiji's military is sending 140 infantry to help police investigate groups undertaking alledged seditious behaviour. Audio

There have been major disruptions to traffic in Noumea due to major protests by truck drivers related to New Caledonia's nickel mining industry. Audio

Pacific swimming legend Ryan Pini is considering competing at one final Olympic Games in Brazil. Audio

New Zealand construction firms have been urged to provide jobs and internships for young Maori and Pasifika people. Audio

Victims of sexual violence in Papua New Guinea have now got access to a hotline that they can call for help 12 hours a day, 7 days a week from anywhere in the country. Audio

A New Zealand opposition MP Poto Williams says the Labour Party has not given up on further easing the way for retiring Cook Islanders to collect their New Zealand pensions while living in the Cooks.

A New Zealand Labour party MP says the country must engage with Indonesia more on growing concerns about the treatment of West Papuans. Audio

A prominent publisher in Tonga says Pacific governments find it difficult to implement reforms because of bureaucracy within the civil service. Audio

Three more people have appeared in court in Fiji charged with sedition, bringing the tally on sedition charges to 65. Audio

Frost in Papua New Guinea's Enga has destroyed vegetable gardens depended on by hundreds of thousands of people. Audio

A Cook Islands human rights advocacy group is calling for collaboration with government departments to tackle abuse of foreign workers. Audio

A New Zealand-based Pasifika organisation working to reduce suicide rates in New Zealand's Pacific community has signed an agreement with the princess on Tonga to help with measures there. Audio

A new ANZ funded report is recommending a restructure of PNG Power in order for Papua New Guinea to reach its energy targets. Audio

Standard and Poor's says it's not expecting house prices to fall sharply in New Zealand. Audio

A West Papuan leader is touring New Zealand seeking support for a Pacific Islands Forum fact finding mission to the sent to Indonesian region. Audio

League players from Australia and New Zealand are harnessing their popularity to promote healthy eating and education throughout the Pacific. Audio

A group representing farmers in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region says serious reform is needed as the country's agricultural output for the year is set to decline yet again. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner Sir Andrew Trawen says two by-elections held in the past month were conducted relatively well. Audio

Samoa and Fiji reflect on their performances at the Netball World Cup. Audio