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A football club from a rural island in Vanuatu is making waves around the region as it prepares to host its first champions league quarter-final. Audio

Vanuatu Disaster authorities having trouble collecting data on exactly how many people need aid after cyclone Hola hit its northern islands a week ago, meanwhile the death toll rises. Audio

Samoa says it won't be taking non-Samoan deportees from the US. Audio

Solomon Islanders collaborate with NZ tertiary institute to improve local aquaculture and food security efforts. Audio

A rugby league match between Tonga and the world champion Australians in the middle east or Hawai'i could be a real possibility, according to Tonga's coach. Audio

Fiji's Citizens' Constitutional Forum says Fiji's history means it's important to clarify whether the country has new statistics on its ethnic make-up. Audio

More strong aftershocks have rocked Papua New Guinea's Highlands, a week after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake killed dozens of people. Audio

New research from the Stout Research Centre in Wellington has begun on uncovering stories about mental health in Pacific countries that have a relationship with New Zealand. Audio

A geohazards specialist says the mass landslides caused by Monday's 7.5 earthquake in Papua New Guinea pose a risk of destructive floods. Audio

Pacific people at a New Zealand climate summit call for more influence on global issues that affect the region's rapidly changing climate. Audio

American Samoa's congresswoman briefly visits New Zealand. Audio

Celebrity chef Robert Oliver appointed UNDP Pacific advocate for food, sustainable development and wellbeing. Audio

Around 200 Hawaiian artefacts will be available to view for one month at the Auckland War Memorial Museum as part of the Pacific Communities Access Project. Audio

The Cook Islands Red Cross is seeking old garden hoses from the public to help them with their disaster risk reduction program on the island of Mauke. Audio

UNICEF urges for more action in the Pacific to reduce high infant mortality rates Audio

A Pacific maritime researcher says more aid money should be diverted to develop sustainable shipping in the region to avoid tragedies like the recent Kiribati ferry disaster. Audio

With the increase in young smartphone users in Vanuatu, the police are doing their bit to raise awareness on cyber safety. Audio

Hawaii school apologises and pays out $US80 million to sexual abuse victims. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has been accused of allowing loggers to operate illegally without landowner approval. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's East Sepik province says the people of Kadovar are not expected to live on their volcanic island again. Allan Bird says the Kadovar people who were evacuated and… Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says it was surprised to win a global humanitarian award. Audio

The lawyer for a group of nine men in Fiji says they were tortured by the police last month and one was the victim of attempted rape by an officer. Audio

Top New Zealand fashion designer Karen Walker partners with Cook Islands artisans for the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange in the UK. Audio

With the return of electricity, business is slowly resuming in Tonga's capital a week after being hit by Cyclone Gita. Audio