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PNG's Ryan Pini in top form in the countdown to the Rio Olympics. Audio

The University of PNG plans to resume classes; A Majority of Norfolk's Regional Council is backing autonomy; The Tourism Minister in French Polynesia hopes Air Tahiti strikes will end this weekend… Audio

Canberra's attempt to rein in Norfolk Island could be undermined by the regional council it has set up. Audio

Christian leaders in Samoa have distanced themselves from calls to ban Islam, as muslim volunteers prepare to visit the country for dialogue. Audio

A premature baby, men sleeping under bridges and families living in cars have all been helped by Te Puea Memorial Marae since it opened its doors to the homeless last week. Audio

A grassroots fisheries conservation initiative in Fiji is being touted as a good model for the rest of the Pacific. Audio

A presentation at the Festival of Pacific Arts in Guam has underlined the impact a Solomon Islands theatre group has had in combatting violence. Audio

A woman setting up a soup kitchen to help feed the homeless is laying down the challenge for more church groups to play their part. Audio

Bougainville woman MP who made history winning an open seat last year details her hopes and aims for the ABG government. Audio

Smoking to be reduced to under five percent of the population in the Pacific by 2025. Audio

A south Auckland marae that opened its doors to the homeless has not only been inundated by those desperate for a bed, but also social services who want help with their clients. Audio

One of the world's largest collections of historic Pacific treasures will be displayed in a new project launched by New Zealand's Auckland War Memorial Museum. Audio

South Auckland marae Te Puea opened its doors to the homeless last week and has been inundated with calls for help both from social services and the homeless. Audio

A new report on Pacific Tourism predicts growth and opportunity, as stakeholders warn on community development. Audio

An academic has warned Fiji educators not to rush into using technology as a dominant teaching tool because it may adversely affect critical thinking. Audio

The Salvation Army has dipped into its reserves to help people struggling to pay their bonds for rental housing for the first time. Mohamed Hassan reports. Audio

Tourism leaders in Vanuatu say the industry is bouncing back from the hits taken by Cyclone Pam and concerns about the safety of its international runway. Audio

Recently International classical stars Nicola Benedetti and Leonard Elschenbroich were in New Zealand to perform. In their downtime they spent time mentoring the next generation. Alison Eldredge from… Audio

An economist says remittances continue to form a pillar of the Tongan economy, despite their decline following the global financial crisis. Audio

After extensive talks in Brussels, Greece has agreed to a deal to access a further 10.3 Billion euros in loans. Audio

A new report from the World Bank says a business as usual scenario for tourism in the Pacific will not result in significant tourism growth. Audio

Cyclone victims in Fiji's Lautoka region are in high spirits despite ongoing delays to getting the rebuild in their area underway. Audio

The 12th Festival of Pacific Arts is underway in Guam with 27 Pacific countries and territories participating. Audio

A West Papuan theologian and activist says Papuan nationalist aspirations is a direct consequence of how the Indonesian state has treated his people. Audio