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The New Zealand minister of Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio this week made the first visit by a New Zealand government minister to Nauru in 12 years. Audio

Fiji sevens players have been mulling over new contracts while trying to prepare for World Series tournaments in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

RNZ's Nelson Marlborough reporter Tracy Neal had a lucky escape as a tree crashed through the parked car she was sitting in as she stopped to file a story. She describes what happened. Video, Audio

Fiji's government says recent attacks on Hindu temples in the country are designed to divide Fiji. Audio

A Cook Islands artist hopes her photos of abandoned homes on the island of Mangaia will bring home the country's depopulation problem. Audio

Today, January 31st marks the 50th anniversary of Nauru gaining its independence from Australia. Audio

Amnesty International says Australia's policies of refugee punishment and deterrant will eventually compromise someone's right to life. Audio

PNG bowler Nosaina Pokana has been banned by the ICC for an illegal bowling action. Audio

Health workers and provincial officials dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in Papua fear they could just be scratching the surface. Audio

Nauru celebrates 50 years of independence. Audio

The Secretary-General of the Public Service Association in Tonga says the prime minister has cast a shadow over the sector by claiming some senior government officials are corrupt. Audio

A senior Indonesian health official says a vaccination campaign in Asmat will move to other Papuan districts in coming months after a deadly outbreak of measles. Audio

The number of reported domestic violence cases in Cook Islands over the last two years has decreased, but it's still considered high. Audio

The foreign ministers of Georgia's breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia are in Nauru in the hope it will lobby for their recognition as independent countries. Audio

Mosquito management in the Pacific could benefit from new technology tools. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Police Minister says "outside influence" is believed to be behind the country's surge in sorcery-related attacks. Audio

Threats to the safety of a New Zealand seasonal worker recruiter while in Solomon Islands have underlined how desperate people are to join the scheme. Audio

Tonga's cabinet has been sworn in with 10 ministers tasked with leading the nation through the next four years, including an unelected appointee. Audio

Tuvalu's Motufoua Secondary School has won an international award for its biogas and solar energy project. Audio

The head of the Pacific Disability Forum in Fiji says recent natural disasters in the region have highlighted the need for aid agencies to focus on how people with disabilities cope during… Audio

Tonga's Pita Taufatofua qualfiies for the Winter Olympics in South Korea. Audio

Vanuatu prepare for the ban of single-use non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes by the end of January to combat issues coastal and marine pollution. Audio

Social media is being blamed for fanning the flames of sorcery-related attacks in Papua New Guinea. Recent high-profile attacks have highlighted how PNG's problem with belief in sorcery is spiralling… Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat is out talking to member countries about what they'd like their leaders to cover in two important meetings this year. Audio