Cyclone Pam

People on the worst-hit outer islands in Vanuatu are still without aid one week after Cyclone Pam struck. Audio

It has been a week since Cyclone Pam tore through the archipelago of Vanuatu, and some of the worst-hit islands are still without aid. Audio

A week after Cyclone Pam crashed into Vanuatu, and many of the worst hit islands in the archipelago are still without aid. Audio

The aid mission in Vanuatu ramps up tomorrow with large quantities of supplies going into cyclone-ravaged villages, amid criticism it's been sitting in warehouses. Audio

The Navy ship Canterbury will head soon to cyclone-devastated Vanuatu. Audio

The Vanuatu government will start handing out aid to cyclone-ravaged villages tomorrow, amid criticism it's been sitting on its hands while supplies stock up in warehouses. Audio

RNZ reporter Koroi Hawkins is in Port Vila. Audio

Aid agencies in cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu are attempting to reunite children and parents from outlying islands who've been separated during their desperate attempts to survive Cyclone Pam. Audio

Aid agencies on the ground in Vanuatu are still scrambling to assess the full damage wrought by Cyclone Pam. Audio

In cyclone-hit Tuvalu, the entire population of 541 on one island is crammed into community halls, and the church and school. Audio

It's been four days since a devastating category five cyclone struck Vanuatu, with severe winds causing widespread destruction to infrastructure and food crops. The country is warning of food… Audio

For more on getting aid out to badly affected islands today. Save the Children's Sally Page is in the capital, Port Vila. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community is on standby to provide technical assistance to countries affected by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The government of Vanuatu estimates 130,000 people have been affected by Cyclone Pam about 3300 are homeless Audio

Chatham Islanders are waking this morning to the prospect of another day of gale force winds and mountainous seas. Audio

At a late night press conference Benjamin Sheen of the National Disaster Management Office said the distribution of emergency supplies has to be done properly. Audio

The survivors of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu are desperate for water, food and shelter but they're yet to receive aid. Audio

It's not over for the Chatham Islands yet, with strong gusts, rain and heavy swells still expected today. Audio

Returning now to Vanuatu, where conditions get no easier in the wake of Cyclone Pam. With relief agencies overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster, the Vanuatu National Disaster Management Office… Audio

The tailend of Cyclone Pam has hit the Chatham Islands, cutting power to some people. Audio