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As Vanuatu begins to slowly ascertain the extent of the damage around its islands from Cyclone Pam, people are faced with great uncertainty over their future, especially the question of where they… Audio

It may take years for parts of the Vanuatu economy to recover after Cyclone Pam. Audio

Distribution of relief assistance and evacuation of those displaced in Tuvalu by a storm surge caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

Norfolk Island government wants the people to have a say on Canberra'ss plans to downgrade their political status. Audio

An American non-profit group hopes people from US Pacific territories will soon get more political power. Audio

The latest information from Vanuatu's National Disaster Management Office. Audio

A Vanuatu agriculture expert says the country's fragile food security has been exposed by extensive damage to staple food crops from Cyclone Pam throughout much of the country. Audio

Reports are coming in from Kiribati of severe damage to homes on three of the nation's southern islands following high winds and sea surges due to Cyclone Pam. Audio

Samoa's opposition leader says a proposed new law giving passports for investment is a recipe for corruption and will drive long-time Samoans out of business. Audio

Following Tropical Cyclone Pam's destructive path through Vanuatu, the recovery effort is gathering pace after the country was hit by the category five cyclone - which has been labelled the country's… Audio

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says nearly half of the population has been displaced by Cyclone Pam. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully says the government in Vanuatu is overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster. Audio

Authorities in Vanuatu are preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Pam inches its way towards the country, looking set to be Vanuatu's most devastating cyclone since 1987. Audio

Government ministries, businesses and schools have been affected by the near collapse of part of a main causeway in Kiribati. Audio

The United Nations and the World Health Organization are calling for the immediate de-watering of a tailings dam at the closed Gold Ridge Mine in Solomon Islands, which is dangerously close to… Audio

Vanuatu's National Disaster Management Office says it is preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Pam is expected to be upgraded to a category five storm in the next two days. Audio

PNG Rugby League says the game remains stable despite the shock resignation of CEO Brad Tassell. Audio

A much needed rebuild to Fiji's main health facility is now in its final stages and is expected to be running full services by the end of next month. Audio

Around 200 local families in Solomon Islands have set up camps in the pits at the closed Gold Ridge mine on Guadalcanal and have taken over gold production at the site. Audio

Tonga, the Cook Islands and Vanuatu are looking forward to the delivery of their brand new coins this year. Audio

The member of Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party at the centre of a dispute with the Fiji Sun says the retraction of a Media Industry Development Authority ruling may pave the way for the issue to go to… Audio

French Polynesia is still awaiting confirmation that the US$3-billion Mahana Beach project on Tahiti has found funders and will go ahead. Audio

An Australian barrister has accused immigration authorities of intentionally withholding 2000 letters of support for asylum seekers at the detention centres on Nauru. Audio

The disaster reponse from the Papua New Guinea government has come under further scrutiny after another province was struck by the worst flooding in 20 years. Audio

Researchers in New Zealand have found a continuing deep-seated stigma around leprosy in the Pacific, which could be contributing to an increase in the disease in some countries. Audio