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An academic says the conviction of Fiji Labour Party's leader means Rear Admiral Bainimarama has an advantage in elections promised for September. Audio

People are continuing to flow into evacuation centres in Solomon Islands after devastating floods last week. Audio

A New Zealand voluntary aid organisation in Solomon Islands says it will be a long road to recovery following devastating floods in the region. Audio

Predictions that the death toll from the Solomon Islands floods could reach 100. Audio

A regional economist says the Solomon Islands economy is likely to suffer following last week's devastating floods, but growth should rebound in the medium term. Audio

After a number of false starts the developer behind Fiji's first casino says construction is underway. Audio

Efforts are underway in Fiji to help communities power their homes and fertilise their crops with nuisance seaweed. Audio

A United Nations advocate says Vanuatu women have one of the lowest levels of participation in political leadership. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme is calling for swift, concentrated and global action to respond to the escalating risks such as reef damage and rising sea levels. Audio

Accusations of 'sabotage' in the Samoa tourism authority as group raises concerns. Audio

The new head coach for Vanuatu Volleyball talks about the challenges ahead and his aims looking ahead to the Rio Olympics. Audio

The police in Samoa are to begin rolling out a national dog registration system this month, as part of its long term solutions for the country's stray dog problem. Audio

The head of Tonga's Red Cross says two new houses built on cyclone devastated Ha'apai are part of a pilot project but if the government is not happy to go ahead with more homes the agency will… Audio

Staying with earthquakes and three years on from the deadly quake in Christchurch an increasing number of children are turning to counselling services for help. Audio

Refugee advocates are accusing authorities in Papua New Guinea and Australia of a conspiracy to cover-up an investigation into the death of an asylum seeker at the Manus Island detention centre in… Audio

With the support of the European Union, three islands of Tuvalu will soon be able to enjoy 24-hour electricity produced by solar power. Audio

Protesters in New Zealand join international action calling on Indonesia to release West Papua's political prisoners. Audio

The Samoa Animal Protection Society says it continues to do all it can to help with the stray dog problem in the country, but it needs more support. Audio

Vanuatu government pledges huge commitment towards meeting the education needs of a population that is 80% rural. Audio

Small businesses in the Pacific that find it hard to get going with start-up costs and accessing finance will soon be hearing about new options. Audio

Australia lobbies more Pacific Island nations to help "shoulder the burden" of its asylum seeker issue. Audio

The newly elected leader of Fiji's National Federation Party, Biman Prasad, has challenged the leader of the Fiji regime, Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama, to an economic debate before the election. Audio

After attending the International Teaching Summit held in New Zealand last weekend, Samoa's Minister of Education believes their system is on the right track. Audio

The coroner has criticised the New Zealand Fire Service's response to the search and rescue efforts at Christchurch's CTV building. Audio

World Health Oganisation aims to completely eliminate the highly contagious skin disease yaws in Vanuatu following a successful campaign in the province of Tafea. Audio