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The speaker of Tuvalu's parliament, Sir Kamuta Latasi, has been removed after seven years in the position. Audio

The United States Ambassador to the Marshall islands, Thomas Armbruster, says sixty years since the Bravo nuclear test on Bikini Atoll is a significant anniversary and one the US wants to mark. Audio

High tide energised by storm surges leaves damaged homes and big clean up. Audio

The Vanuatu government is to stage a pilot scheme to improve the reach and quality of pre-school education. Audio

A sports oriented NGO is hoping that the role of sport in development will be better reflected in the new Pacific Plan. Audio

Scientist says ancient wisdom of Pacific can be put to practical use when combined with modern weather forecasting tools. Audio

Exactly sixty years since the United States' biggest ever nuclear test - the Bravo blast on Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands - the fight is still on for the United States to come clean on the true… Audio

Survey shows that lawlessness in Papua New Guinea remains a major impediment to business there. Audio

The announcement of a minimum wage rise of 50 cents has angered unions who say it won't help low-income workers who are struggling to survive. Audio

A lecturer in politics at Otago University says people in the Pacific are not well enough informed about what the push for governance reform will mean. Audio

A food and commodities' shortage on Rota in the Northern Marianas is expected to ease with the opening of the island's East Harbour last weekend. Audio

International Finance Corporation expand its operations in Solomon Islands and looks to foster small businesses. Audio

A Papua New Guinea NGO details its efforts to provide training opportunities for disadvantaged youth. Audio

Fiji's nurses and doctors have had leave cancelled as hospitals struggle to cope with a growing outbreak of dengue fever affecting thousands of people. Audio

A volcano near Lake Taupo that last blew at least 60 thousand years ago is helping scientists work out when and how fast other similar volcanoes might erupt. Audio

Health experts, university professors, dentists and dietitians are wanting to make the Pacific sugary-drink free by 2030. Audio

Tonga launches 'practice parliament' in efforts to boost number of women in politics. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there must be both a mindset and policy change to combat child sex trafficking. Audio

An injured farmer spent 8 hours dragging himself for more than a kilometre, to find help after crashing his quadbike. Audio

Australia joins New Zealand and eases stance on Fiji despite fears the election will not be free and fair. Audio

The Auckland Council is in line for a shot in the arm worth nearly 21 million dollars after the Ports of Auckland's best profit result in nine years. The Ports management is putting part of the profit… Audio

Samoa, Kiribati, the Cook Islands to receive one million US dollars for renewable energy projects. Audio

New Zealand to help Samoa with logistical preparations for huge small island developing states conferences. Audio

An international relations specialist following Fiji-Australia relations has likened last week's meeting between the two sides to a Valentine's Day love-in. Audio

Tonga's Speaker of Parliament calls for Tongan women to apply as candidates for mock parliament. Audio