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A proposal to hit tourists in Fiji with a service fee has been criticised by the tourism industry. Audio

Synlait Milk's farmers are staying up late to help insomniacs get a better night's rest. Audio

A Ghurka soldier from Nepal who is currently in New Zealand says he is eager to reunite with his family to help them rebuild. Audio

Synlait Milk is using sleepy cows to help insomniacs get a better night's rest. Audio

There have been mixed reactions among Papua New Guinean politicians to a proposed law requiring 10 per cent of candidates endorsed by political parties to be women. Audio

A new history of Niue has a new take on the controversy surrounding the murder of the New Zealand Resident Commissioner on the island in 1953. Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived back in New Zealand after spending the last 5 weeks helping with relief and rebuild efforts in Vanuatu, following the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

The new police commissioner in Tonga says he wants to build leadership capacity within the force and trust with the public. Audio

The head of Tonga's Fisheries department says they are working to improve the enforcement of illegal fishing laws to try and conserve stocks. Audio

This week on One in Five: staff describe it a magic place. We visit Nelson's Salisbury School, a residential special education facility for girls with intellectual and behavioural difficulties. Three… Audio

Solomon Islands is in the process of reviewing its draft intellectual property strategy in a push to modernise the country's protection laws which date back to the early 1900s. Audio

Community leaders in Fiji are welcoming the launch of the country's Fiji's first Child Helpline service. Audio

Joseph Driessen is an education consultant and parenting commentator. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor for the Pacific Island countries is defending the planned PACER-Plus agreement, saying it represents an important opportunity for the region. Audio

Vanuatu's latest damage assessment has revealed an even greater need for assistance from the international community in the months ahead. Audio

Despite announcing last month the ratification of CEDAW, the Tongan government still hasn't done it. Audio

Operators in the poultry industry in Papua New Guinea are welcoming a Government ban on all raw poultry products imported from Australia. Audio

The author of a bill that proposes to legalise marijuana for medical use in the CNMI says the majority of feedback from public hearings has been supportive. Audio

Vanuatu disaster authorities, NGOs and humanitarian organisations are looking forward to the government's endorsement of the latest damage assessment report after Cyclone Pam hit last month. Audio

Groups of residents in Vanuatu's capital, Port Vila, are being paid by an aid agency to clean up some of the neighbourhoods worst-hit by Cyclone Pam last month. Audio

A comedy about a New Zealand born Samoan who travels to Samoa to learn what it means to become a 'real island guy' is set to be released this year. Audio

The mood for more autonomy is growing among Papua New Guinea's provinces amid the country's continued development struggles. Audio

An academic says Norfolk Islanders should have a chance to have a say in their future political status. Audio

The People's Community Network says it has helped hundreds of child labourers into a formal education in Fiji. Audio

Northland's new MP Winston Peters has offered to help Ngapuhi resolve the bitter row over who has the right to settle its Treaty claims. Audio