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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

Australia's foreign minister says the government is delivering an aid programme that the country can responsibly afford as it repairs five previous record deficits. Audio

A crucial meeting in Wellington may decide the fate of a controversial plane gifted from China to Tonga. Audio

The recent alleged gang rape of a woman in Vanuatu has sparked heated debate after a push for customary punishment to replace court charges they were facing. Audio

There are calls for an air control tower at Pago Pago International Airport in American Samoa following a near collision. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Defence Minister says the government is working with Indonesia to investigate and minimise tensions along the two countries' common border. Audio

There is a call from Bougainville for a high profile academic working with the ABG to be ordered out of Papua New Guinea. Audio

A Lowy Institute report says Australia's assistance in RAMSI was costly and disproportionate, and there are lessons to be learnt from the 10-year assistance mission. Audio

The World Bank advocates greater labour mobility as the key to improving employment and opportunity in the Pacific. Audio

Lawyers for a radical Islamist preacher on trial in New York on terrorism charges will try to show the court evidence that he helped British authorities and gave them information. Audio

Save the Children in Solomon Islands says the country is still trying to recover from the worst disaster it's ever faced from April's flooding and more funding is desperately needed for relief… Audio

The World Health Organisation has declared the spread of polio an international public health emergency. Audio

An El Nino system is predicted for mid-year and there are indications it could be stronger than previous occurrences. Audio

The major LNG gas project led by Exxon Mobil is about to commence production in Papua New Guinea where it is expected to provide major economic benefits to the country, however in a village situated… Audio

Victims in Vanuatu who urgently need food are frustrated at a delayed response from the government, one month after Cyclone Lusi struck. Audio

An international marine group says the creation of a marine park in New Caledonia will protect the area's rich biodiversity but there is still a lot of work to be done. Audio