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The Education Review Office says half of the schools it looked at in the first six months of last year were failing to raise student achievement. Audio

Interactive Bible studies in Fiji are helping to break the silence over gender-based violence. Audio

A New Zealand grandfather, Maihi Nikora, is calling for the Australian police to ramp up their search for his four granddaughters who have been missing now for six weeks. Audio

The dairy sector -- farmers and dairy companies -- should be looking to make greater use of dairy futures to help control some of the price volatility in the sector. Audio

Civil society and non-government organisations in the region are renewing calls for an independent impact assessment of PACER-Plus. Audio

There is frustration in Samoa over the number of prisoners escaping from Tafaigata prison, with the public feeling they're being put at risk. Audio

A man who survived a fatal stabbing in the Auckland suburb of Mt Albert has been at his friend's funeral today. Audio

A new report is expected to provide the Cook Islands government with the foundation for addressing labour issues there. Audio

The Pacific has been awash with the colour orange over the past week, as a campaign highlighting violence against women has sparked events in more than eight countries. Audio

The Cook Islands government is planning on dredging Muri lagoon to rid it of an algal bloom it has labelled a national disaster. Audio

A lack of new Samoan language resources in New Zealand has prompted a team to make available online old recordings of traditional Samoan songs and stories. Audio

Experienced Maori and Pasifika tradespeople are helping the next generation of apprentices. Audio

A deadly response to West Papuan expression of independence aspirations puts the Indonesian security forces in the spotlight again as thousands of people across the world took part in demonstrations… Audio

France calls on Wallisian chiefs to end a blockade of the airport, now in its second week. Audio

An overseas buyer has been allowed to purchase a multi-million dollar investment home in Auckland, which he won't live in, after promising to set up a scholarship for children in low decile schools. Audio

Refugee advocates are concerned for a Sri Lankan asylum seeker on Nauru who has been jailed after he attempted to commit suicide at the detention centre there. Audio

A New Zealand woman who died at the weekend in Fiji was concerned for her safety and security after a warning from the Fiji Rugby Union to close down a charity she set up. Audio

With just over three weeks to go until Christmas, the Salvation Army is in overdrive helping another three hundred families a week put food on the table. The Salvation Army's community ministries… Audio

A year has passed since the elections in Tonga brought a new look government into power and there is concern that expectations haven't been met. Audio

Women's advocacy groups in Solomon Islands say they want to present a case for reserve seats for women in parliament to the country's MPs during next weeks sitting. Audio

A domestic violence activist in Samoa says a police officer telling women to think carefully before they waste paper making a statement shows the need for a change in attitude within the police force.

Faster consents, less interference if you want to extend your deck and a national standard for how to measure a building. Audio

Australia has been lambasted for its silence on the democratic crisis in Nauru. Audio

As the Pacific comes together to raise awareness about gender violence in the 16 Days of Action, the director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community says it is a cancer in Pacific… Audio

A controversial levy in Tonga has been deferred for a third time so it can be ammended to include more money exchange operators. Audio