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Contact Energy has been switching off its gas-fired power stations, as the generator increases geothermal capacity and copes with unseasonably warm weather. Audio

Contact Energy says the payoff from its 2 billion dollar investment program helped it lift annual net profit nearly 18 percent. Audio

The police in Tonga are investigating a video posted online that appears to show a police officer repeatedly punching and kicking a boy at a rugby game. Audio

The lawyer for a group of Tamil asylum seekers that were just transfered from Australia to Nauru says he had absolutely no idea what was happening. Audio

A Fiji election candidate, Attar Singh, welcomes an International Labour Organisation mission to Fiji, but is disappointed it will be after September's elections. Audio

Anti-corruption group in Solomon Islands encourages people not to expect payment in exchange for their votes in the general election later this year. Audio

Cricket PNG has appointed Dipak Patel as the country's first full-time head coach. Audio

A new mobile phone service allows Papua New Guineans to access information about their parliamentarians. Audio

A archeological dig underway in an area of Vanuatu once made famous by Captain Cook has confirmed the dramatic effects of early European contact. Audio

The Governor of Pitcairn Island says a man who was sucessfully evacuated by longboat from the territory was in a life or death situation. Audio

A suspended Nauru MP moves his family to New Zealand after his wife's visa is withdrawn by the government. Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands says local police response to Honiara riots shows its capacity to maintain order is increasing. Audio

A crucial meeting in Wellington may decide the fate of a controversial plane gifted from China to Tonga. Audio

Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister has hit out at the World Bank for finalising a draft report on the Tonga transport industry without any consultation with him. Audio

A new video appears to contradict statements made by Papua New Guinea and Australian authorities after a death at Manus camp even further. Audio

The co-chair of the Pacific Freedom Forum says fears about a proposed cyber crime policy in PNG are unfounded. Audio

World Health Oganisation aims to completely eliminate the highly contagious skin disease yaws in Vanuatu following a successful campaign in the province of Tafea. Audio

A UN delegate has toured PNG and is calling for a new human rights commission. Audio

A new programme in Fiji is training people to provide basic healthcare to residents in squatter settlements. Audio

Archaelogists believe they may have answered how the chicken crossed the Pacific, and it could help form a pattern of human migration. Audio

The same guards responsible for the killing of an asylum seeker in Papua New Guinea, and the brutal beating of 77 others, are set to be re-introduced to the compound. Audio

Marshall Islands declares state of emergency following severe flooding that has left 1000 temporarily homeless. Audio

An American film maker is hoping his documentary will lay bare the extent of United States nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands. Audio

The opposition Tautua Party in Samoa says it has been in touch with MPs breaking away from the ruling Human Rights Protection Party, to discuss ways to work together. Audio

The Commerce Minister, Craig Foss confirmed to me last night he has also been contacted by suppliers. Audio