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A recent high school service trip to Fijian village Wailoku has capped off a five year relationship between the village and Auckland's Diocesan School for Girls. Audio

The 2015 El Niño phase is causing major disruptions to food production across Melanesia Audio

Expert says "game-changing" Indian summit aimed at securing region's support at UN. Audio

Australian miner St Barbara dismisses claims by the new owner of the Solomons' gold mine Gold Ridge that they are facing an environmental disaster. Audio

A specialist in Papua New Guinea agriculture and food says the drought gripping the country will place a range of great strains on many people. Audio

A new study shows Pacific women in New Zealand are twice as likely to be affected by antenatal depression. Audio

The police commander in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands says more needs to be done to stop sorcery beliefs, after police this week rescued three women from being tortured. Audio

Papua New Guinea's highest court has temporarily stopped the deportation of asylum seekers from the Australian detention centre on Manus Island. Audio

A Cook Islands' sexual diversity group hopes to decriminalise homosexuality within a year but some community leaders are concerned it could lead to same sex marriage. Audio

Cook Islands' sexual diversity group hopes to decriminalise homosexuality within a year, but some community leaders are concerned it could lead to same sex marriage. Audio

A New Zealand company presents a plan on how to dramatically grow Fiji's beleaguered sugar industry. Audio

The new owner of Solomon Islands Gold Ridge gold mine claims the previous owner left behind a US$29 million dollar environmental disaster. Audio

Cook Island residents are raising concerns about the Prime Minister's leadership after he denied the country had a serious depopulation issue. Audio

A ruling that protects Hawaiian monk seal habitats is being hailed as an important step towards preventing their extinction. Audio

The Bougainville Motocross Club has been revived after a 20 year absence, and it wants to do its part to help in the Bougainville peace process. Audio

The scientific community is calling on Pacific Island countries to adopt a collaborative approach to developing sea bed mining in the region. Audio

Timber exporters and importers are developing a system for auditing sawn timber to ensure it is sustainable and legally sourced. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party has hit out at the government over a deal for a schooner saying the contract has been mishandled. Audio

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

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

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

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