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Unicef says Solomon Islands move to electronic civil registration database is a significant step for the country. Audio

As we said earlier Currently, 16 severe flood warnings remain for Berkshire, Surrey and Somerset in the South of England, with a 'blame game' developing over whether flood warning and protection… Audio

Vanuatu tries to come to terms with ongoing political instability. Audio

Nauru government determined to rehabilitate judicial sector following Wellington meeting with NZ govt. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Kundiawa Gembogl district introduces tourism policing to make tourists feel safer. Audio

Jose Salvador Alvarenga departs Marshall Islands for El Salvador saying he will stay away from boats. Audio

Unicef says it's well on the way to helping the children in the Philippines most badly affected by Typhoon Haiyan go back to school. Audio

Most people are without insurance in Tonga's cyclone-hit island group of Ha'apai, which may result in the government having to foot the $30-million bill. Audio

A Fijian tuna fishing group says a reduction in fishing licenses will do nothing to regenerate the tuna population in the South Pacific. Audio

Dozens of bushfires have burnt large parts of the Australian state of Victoria and destroyed at least 10 homes. High temperatures and strong winds have fanned the fast-moving blazes, the worst fires… Audio

After being closed for five years the Cook Islands Nursing School re-opened yesterday in Rarotonga, with twelve students planning to take their skills back to the group's outer islands. Audio

The plight of youth in Papua New Guinea and the government's plans to tackle the issue. Audio

Fiji, Samoa and Tonga have all faced various problems on and off the field in preparation for the Wellington Sevens. Audio

The Catholic Archbishop of Mt Hagen finds much-needed education and services which his diocese helps run in Jiwaka have become a bargaining chip in a compensation claim by landowners. Audio

The former chair of the Fijian Wages Council says the country's new minimum wage will not address deep seeded poverty. Audio

The Marshall Islands prepares to repatriate a Latin American fisherman who washed up after being lost at sea for 13 months. Audio

Twenty women from seven Pacific nations gather in Fiji to find ways to boost women's representation in politics. Audio

Bougainville's leader says the re-opening of the Panguna mine is vital to the province's progress. Audio

Women from seven Pacific Islands gather to discuss how to boost the representation of women in elected positions in the region. Audio

Fiji unions say the government is pandering to business interests in setting a minimum wage which will not help workers out of poverty. Audio

A Spanish-speaking man who says he has been adrift at sea for the last 13 months has arrived in the Marshall Islands capital. Audio

A founder of a new project aiming to foster greater participation of Tongan women in agriculture is encouraging people involved in the sector to look for opportunities in regional markets. Audio

Bougainville's President, John Momis, says O'Neill visit brought unity and will improve the ability of the provincial and national governments to collaborate ahead of the referendum on possible… Audio

Efforts are being made to remove a stranded fishing vessel leaking oil at a Pohnpei reef in Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

The Health Minister inspected the community programme in Victoria and says it's worth replicating here. Audio