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Some families in Samoa are still facing water issues following Cyclone Amos. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP says that since the national broadcaster, NBC, stopped providing shortwave and medium wave radio services, people in PNG's many remote areas are starved of information about what… Audio

It's hoped Radio Vanuatu will soon return to the standard it once was when it could be heard by everyone in the archipelago. Audio

A New Zealand MP has been in Tonga encouraging women to participate in politics as the country prepares for local body elections in June. Audio

The internet has officially become the most important source of information in our daily lives. Audio

The Cook Islands prime minister says a fishing deal with the EU is yet to be signed but he says his government's aim is to ensure that any fishing is done sustainably. Audio

Was it just a bit of fun or fundamentally wrong when one wound-up mum wound up on the air this week after calling in to complain? Audio

The struggles the media in Tonga is experiencing as it tries to prise information out of the Pohiva government. Audio

Latest visa limits add to problems for Nauru's suspended MPs who are facing legal action. Audio

The Fiji sevens team are hoping to put some smiles on the faces of people back home this weekend, following the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

A major upgrade of Tonga's two main airports is almost complete with larger aircraft expected to use the facilities from April. Audio

Cyclone Winston has taken a heavy toll on Fiji's Yasawa island group, but there has been no loss of life. Audio

The Maori Broadcast Funding Agency is urging iwi radio stations to change the way they operate if they want to survive. Audio

People in Kiribati are upskilling and preparing for the time when they might have to move because of the effects of climate change. Audio

New Zealand's second-tallest structure, a Radio New Zealand radio mast, will be demolished this morning. Audio

Three Kiribati parliamentarians will face off in the presidential election set for next month. Audio

Radio Norfolk volunteer says he was sacked for telling the people something they needed to know. Audio

Tonga has declared a Zika epidemic after confirming a number at least two people have contracted the virus and 265 could have it. Audio

Niue's state broadcasting says it has no option but to occasionally run repeats, because of the cost of programming. Audio

The administration appointed by Australia to run Norfolk Island has banned the island's community radio from carrying out live interviews. Audio

The Australian government has put clamps on the Norfolk Island community radio station, directing it to avoid broadcasting political interviews. Audio

There are worries over a lack of awareness being raised about suspected zika cases in American Samoa, and its possible link to severe birth defects. Audio

The editor of a magazine in Tahiti says it appears most people have forgotten about the date of France's last nuclear test in the Pacific. Audio

The ASB Bank's latest housing confidence survey had a bit of a surprise which was that respondents generally believe home loan rates had fallen as much as could be expected. Audio

With Nauru's next election expected to take place later this year, the United Nations has initiated a campaign to increase the participation of women. Audio