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The Solomon Islands government will be introducing a new data system to help it monitor the progress of planned developments in its tourism sector. Audio

As a federally mandated wage hike in American Samoa looms, the owner of a tuna cannery in the territory is arguing that wages should be determined by locals. Audio

A festival celebrating Samoan language, theatre and dance is aiming to share stories that are precious to the culture, with the Samoan and wider New Zealand community. Audio

Latest figures from NZQA show huge inequities persist between high and low decile schools when it comes to accessing special exam help for students with learning difficulties. This is despite an… Audio

An academic says the imbroglio involving Fiji and Australia and New Zealand offers a chance for the larger countries to redefine their role in the Pacific. Audio

Organic farmers from Fiji and Solomon Islands are in Cuba to learn new techniques to improve food security back home. Audio

The Lefaga district of Samoa is celebrating the 61st anniversary of the Hollywood film that put Samoa on the world map. Audio

An academic at the Australian National University says the Vanuatu government will need review existing development projects to cater for the massive rebuild costs. Audio

Tonga's oldest and largest broadcaster has welcomed what it calls a new era in the industry with the arrival of its first broadcasting truck. Audio

The head of Tourism West Coast wants the Government to come up with just over a million dollars a year to help the agency bring in more visitors. Audio

Nauru government should get help with governance and management issues from the Pacific Forum or other bodies. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor of the Pacific Island Countries says significant progress was made on development assistance negotiations in this round of PACER-Plus talks. Audio

A Samoan counselling service is hoping to break down cultural barriers in its efforts to address what it says is an alarming suicide problem. Audio

There is concern in Tonga that guns are being smuggled into the country and police want the help of local residents to find them. Audio

New evidence shows the chances of surviving the disease in New Zealand is much worse than other countries. Audio

The Solomon Islands government says there is an urgent need to protect the country's culture, traditional knowledge and practises from exploitation in the internet age. Audio

Pacific civil societies and trade union groups are calling for the immediate suspension of PACER-Plus negotiations. Audio

The UNDP is helping prepare scrutineers, the media and others for the Bougainville elections which run for two weeks from next Monday. Audio

The Pacific Oceania wins promotion in the Davis Cup but faces challenges to retain all their players and secure more funding. Audio

The Vanuatu National Disaster Management Office says it is starting to feel the strain of operating on its own steam as the international emergency response to Cyclone Pam continues to scale down. Audio

A 101-year-old man has been pulled alive from the rubble of his house in Nepal, seven days after it collapsed in the country's devastating earthquake. Audio

The Federated States of Micronesia is entitled to US federal assistance after President Barack Obama signed a declaration acknowledging the damage caused by Cyclone Maysak last month. Audio

For 40 years Auckland psychiatrist Dr Sai Woh Wong has been trying to remove barriers for Chinese people in New Zealand to access mental health services. His work has taken place in the community, in… Audio

Pacific rugby league gets its moment in the spotlight this weekend, with an international double-header on the Gold Coast. Audio

Researchers hope that electrical brain stimulation, like that used to treat Parkinson's disease, may help people who've had a stroke regain their movements Audio