Dateline

The World Health Organisation says 2019 so far has been a bad year for dengue fever in the whole Pacific Region. Audio

Taiwan's Foreign Minister says his country's ties with Solomon Islands are strong, as debate rages between MPs there over whether to switch ties to China. Audio

Conservation efforts in the Cook Islands over the last 30 years have brought one of the nation's most iconic birds - the Kakerori - back from the brink of extinction. Audio

An NGO that has been speaking with veterans in Bougainville says many still face issues and they need more support to re-integrate into normal life in Bougainville. Audio

Researchers at the University of Guam have found climate data from coral in an unlikely environment. Audio

Tuvalu's prime minister has joined condemnation of the Australian prime minister's conduct at last week's Pacific Islands Forum, calling Scott Morrison's attitude "ignorant", "un-Pacific" and… Audio

The fate of the badly burnt Chinese fishing vessel remains uncertain after eighteen crew were rescued over the weekend. Audio

An advocate for the refugees being held in Papua New Guinea at the behest of Australia says a number have been moved to a new prison facility in Port Moresby. Audio

The leaders of the Pacific islands gather in Tuvalu this week, where climate change will be the key agenda issue. Audio

A cancer specialist spearheading efforts to improve cancer treatment in the Pacific says they got a positive reception from Pacific Health Ministers last week. Audio

Japan's Foreign Minister Taro Kono visited the Marshall Islands last week, hard on the heels of visits to the region by the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Audio

A Bougainvillean spreading awareness about the upcoming independence referendum says many people still don't understand the process. Audio

Fiji's opposition national federation party is concerned at the rising incidences of drug-related crimes and drugs found across the country. Its leader Professor Biman Prasad is calling for an inquiry… Audio

Social media and the lack of radio services in some small Pacific Islands nations present challenges for local met services during extreme weather events. Meteorology directors and officials are met… Audio

Nearly a year on from a destructive typhoon many students in the Northern Marianas still face truncated school days or classes in tents. Audio

The jailing in South Korea of a cult leader found guilty of imprisoning hundreds of followers in Fiji is unlikely to end their plight. Audio

The Marshall Islands government will survey a leaking nuclear-filled dome after growing international concern over the structure. Audio