Dan Mc Garry

Spy firms track people in Africa through Pacific-based mobile networks. Audio

Vanuatu is in clean up mode after facing twin cyclones last week, with Cyclone Judy and then Cyclone Kevin striking within days of each other.

Some parts of the country are still uncontactable after… Audio

Vanuatu's been dealt a cruel double-blow, with a second cyclone battering the nation just 24 hours after the first this week.

Cyclone Kevin - a category two system - brought further destruction… Audio

Homes have been damaged and some regions are flooded after Tropical Cyclone Judy barreled over Vanuatu yesterday.

The storm was upgraded to a category four cyclone, with winds of up to 230 kilometres… Audio

Tropical Cyclone Judy is slamming into Vanuatu and it's bringing wind gusts well over 150 kilometres per hour.

Cyclone Judy is already damaging homes, bringing down trees, and causing widespread… Audio

Vanuatu's prime minister Bob Loughman and 18 other government MPs have lost an important appeal case. Audio

Vanuatu's government appears to be teetering on the edge of collapse after a Supreme Court ruling upholding a decision by the former Speaker of Parliament to declare as vacant the seats of 19 MPs from… Audio

The director of Vanuatu's largest newspaper is looking forward to being reunited with his family for Christmas, after the Supreme Court voided a government order barring him from entering the country.

Vanuatu Daily Post media director, Dan McGarry, is confident he will soon be re-united with his family in Vanuatu. Audio

The media director of Vanuatu's Daily Post newspaper, Dan McGarry, is prepared to seek a judicial review after the government rejected his work permit application. Audio

Vanuatu's government is defending its deportation of six Chinese suspects but concedes China did not disclose what the people are accused of. Audio

All government departments in Vanuatu will soon come under the country's landmark Right to Information Act. Audio

Vanuatu's president appears to be relenting to pressure and looks set to pardon 14 former MPs who were convicted and jailed for corruption in 2016. Audio

Vanuatu's largest privately owned media company has launched a programme to accelerate the practical professional training of up-and-coming ni-Vanuatu journalists. Audio

The coalition government in Vanuatu is facing one of its toughest challenges yet, after the ouster of two ministers and increasing talk of yet another motion of no confidence. Audio

Vanuatu passports are in question again after a plan was announced to allow the use of bitcoins in exchange for citizenship. Audio