Susana Suisuiki

No compensation yet for Samoa villages from Manawanui disaster; Fiji lawyers push back on contentious bill; The people of Atafu in Tokelau are working hard on self-reliance. Audio

One year since devastating Vanuatu earthquake; Report reveals Fiji may be at risk of losing US aid; Niuean PhD scholar advances health equity for Pacific. Audio

Dr Jessie Lagalaga Hutchings crossed the stage at the University of Auckland's summer graduation with a doctoral degree in Pharmacy. Audio

What the new Tongan PM appointment means for democracy; France ruled as not giving enough security to New Caledonia in 2024; Report reveals Fiji's health workforce crisis. Audio

The election of a noble to lead Tonga's next government is raising concerns over the direction of the country's democracy. Audio

New Caledonia's administrative tribunal has ruled that France was responsible for not providing a "reasonable level of security" during the civil unrest that devastated the territory in 2024. Audio

Tongan noble Lord Fakafanua elected prime minister; Fiji's first Indo PM says there's still no justice for his people; Auckland Samoan Catholic centre celebrates 30th anniversary. Audio

Tonga is set to have its youngest prime minister ever, Lord Fakakafanua, age 40, who beat the incumbent prime minister Dr Aisake Eke in a secret ballot. Audio

On August 12 1995, over 30 years ago, Malaeola was opened. Samoan cultural expert, Leulua'iali'i Satuala Tofaeono Tanuvasa says the idea of Malaeola was years in the making. Audio

Pacific news wrap with Christina Persico; Tongan royals lend support for new public library; Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio

Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio

US Marshallese threatened by aggressive deportation; One election petition in Samoa still before the court; The Pacific's big fisheries body takes new conservation steps. Audio

Staff at the main hospital in Vanuatu's capital, Port Vila, have returned to work. Audio

Illegal sale of medical drugs in PNG a persistent concern; Pacific families urged to be vigilant against measles; Homeownership a reality for Pacific families in Porirua. Audio

The unauthorised sale of medical drugs remains a serious and persistent concern in Papua New Guinea, undermining the availability of essential medicines in health facilities. Audio

The dream of homeownership is now a reality for 18 families in Porirua. Audio

Kiwi optometrist works to restore eyesight in the Pacific; Cook Island youth in NZ urged to 'step forward'; University of Auckland opens new Pacific space. Audio

The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ estimates 1.2 million people in the Pacific live with vision impairment. Audio

University of Auckland opens new Pacific space dedicated to late Green Party MP Fa'anana Efeso Collins. Audio

Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio