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Radio New Zealand has announced that John Campbell will be fronting a new drivetime news show. Audio

A Cook Islands radio host in New Zealand says language is the gateway to identity but many parents do not recognise the value of maintaining their native tongue. Audio

A workers' union says the Fiji Sugar Corporation is putting profits before safety after one worker died and another fell into a tank of boiling liquid. Audio

Solomon Islands national hospital is being thrown a much needed lifeline of donated medical supplies sourced by New Zealand non-pofit organisation Take My Hands. Audio

The setting up of a working group in response to concerns about lives lost as a result of bad weather is one of the initiatives to come out of the third Pacific Meteorological Council. Audio

Two people have been confirmed dead and 11 are still missing in Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay Province after a spate of bad weather over the past fortnight. Audio

Hundreds of people farewelled a trailblazing Pacific women's leader in Auckland last week. Audio

Businesses in the Northern Marianas are losing tens of thousands of dollars a day after a communications blackout which is continuing to affect the territory. Audio

Communications throughout the CNMI continue to be severely affected as a result of its sole fibre optic cable being damaged. Audio

Transparency Vanuatu has welcomed Prime Minister Sato Kilman's clarification over the weekend of his government's position on West Papua's recent membership bid to the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Greece is unlikely to pay back its 1.6 billion euro loan to the International Monetary Fund in the next three hours. Audio

A celebrated American photojournalist is to feature young Tongan women working to address domestic violence in a new book highlighting female activists around the world. Audio

Industry veterans Cydel led the winners list at the 11th annual Vodafone Pacific Music Awards which took place in New Zealand last weekend. Audio

Anita Kendrick is a shepherd on an 1800 hectare North Island station. In her spare time she trains working dogs and breeds border collies. Anita also has a broken back. The farm bike she was riding… Audio

Vanuatu has a new look government after prime minister Joe Natuman was ousted in motion of no-confidence on Thursday. Audio

Bougainville's electoral chief has dismissed criticism of the vote counting process, saying he stands by the way his officials carried out the work. Audio

Apple's announced a big new app that combines streaming songs and music videos with an internet radio station. Audio

The Tongan government is facing increasing pressure to stop the ratification of a major UN convention on women's rights with multiple petitions, marches and a parliamentary resolution opposing the… Audio

A New Zealand resident ni-Vanuatu woman returns to Vanuatu for the first time since it was hit by Tropical Cyclone Pam more than two months ago. Audio

Leaders of French Polynesia's pro-independence movement are braced for a long journey in their bid for self-determination. Audio

The Kapiti Coast experienced the worst of the rain and flooding yesterday, with more rain falling in one day than usually falls in the entire month of May. Audio

Tonga's oldest and largest broadcaster has welcomed what it calls a new era in the industry with the arrival of its first broadcasting truck. Audio

The Kiribati Broadcasting and Publications Authority says Radio Kiribati's editor was sacked in part because of her reporting of the death penalty bill. Audio

A Blenheim amateur radio ham has been monitoring the airwaves for 16 hours a day, to ensure emergency messages can get out of Nepal. Phillip Conza is part of a worldwide amateur radio network. Audio