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A World Bank agency has unveiled a programme to get affordable electricity to remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Audio

It's Samoa's 52nd Independence anniversary since becoming the first Pacific Island to become independent in 1962. Audio

The Pacific Netball Series returns to Rarotonga this week with more games and more to play for. Audio

Lewis Dartnell is an astrobiologist searching for life on Mars. His book 'The Knowledge' is a self-help book for life in a post-apocalyptic world. It claims to tell you everything you need to know… Audio

An East Christchurch homeowner says tests carried out on her house in March showed she and her husband had been exposed to asbestos since September 2012. Audio

A report has revealed the first hard evidence of high levels of mental illness in Australia's camps for asylum seekers. Audio

The Marshall Islands has been assured of increased financial support from the Asian Development Bank after the agency moved to reclassify its assistance. Audio

PNG's government is considering where to resettle the first bundle of asylum seekers deemed to be refugees in its detention centre on Manus Island. Audio

A human rights lawyer says the Australian government is leaving new refugees in Manus and Nauru unsupported as they enter the community. Audio

A Papua New Guinea cabinet minister defends his and other MPs decision to leave one of the country's main political parties which is crumbling amid the fallout from its leader's sacking as Treasurer.

The Cook Islands government says claims Prime Minister Henry Puna got aid money he should not have are outlandish and ignorant. Audio

The chair of Tonga's National Youth Congress says they hope the entire country will commit to organic farming within five years. Audio

Relief expressed and questions raised over the announcement that New Zealand's planned community policing training programme in Indonesia's Papua region has been shelved. Audio

It's been two weeks since legal highs were banned and drug addiction centres in Christchurch are beginning to see an increase in people needing help. Audio

Forty law students in Christchurch are volunteering their time to help local residents take the Earthquake Commission to the High Court. Audio

Defence analysts say it's not surprising that information gathered by the government's electronic spy agency may have been used in identifying targets for United States drone strikes. Audio

Australia will donate a new landing craft to Tonga's defence service in 2015. Audio

A dying Hawke's Bay man texted his father asking for help after crashing his car into a stream near Havlock North. Audio

Solomon Islands police are holding 15 people in custody following rioting and looting in eastern Honiara at the weekend. Audio

A man-made climate resilient harbour, believed to be the world's first, has been constructed at Mangaia Island in the Cook Islands. Audio

Cricket Fiji appoints former Bangladesh coach, who says he is looking forward to the challenge of mentoring players at both the elite and grassroots level. Audio

US defence officials have outlined in stark terms the barriers to helping Nigerian soldiers rescue hundreds of kidnapped schoolgirls - citing the military's gross human rights abuses. Audio

Former New Zealand football international and Oceania's Player of the 20th Century is now coaching the Papua New Guinea senior and Under 20s teams, and striving to develop a winning culture among a… Audio

The Government in Papua New Guinea says it is taking the lead to eliminate what it calls gender-based violence. Audio

The World Bank is being accused of putting the interests of foreign investors before that of local landowners in the Pacific. Audio