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The Papua New Guinea government urged to allow people to develop government leasehold land in Central Province so people can grow food to sell to those working on the LNG project. Audio

A New Zealand business selling vanilla grown in Tonga says demand for its products is growing in its overseas markets particularly in Japan and United States. Audio

China has confirmed that it will offer some form of assistance to Fiji for this year's promised elections. Audio

Tonga Power Limited says it is working hard to restore power to 1,000 homes following Cyclone Ian but is also looking to make its network more storm resistant in the long-term. Audio

Tongan luge star Bruno Banani says it has taken a lot of sacrifice in order to achieve his goal of competing at the Winter Olympics. Audio

UK filmaker plans to make documentary about American Samoa's worst aviation disaster. Audio

A special Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders' summit has been scheduled after last week's controversial trip to Indonesia to address issues including West Papua. Audio

The Tongan government has called for international help, nine days after the category five Tropical Cyclone Ian hit Ha'apai. Audio

IRB's suspension of funding to the Fiji Rugby Union affects Sevens team in their preparations for this weekend's Las Vegas Sevens. Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Capital District is considering introducing licences for betel nut vendors. Audio

The Tongan government is now assessing what medium and long-term needs the cyclone-hit islands of Ha'apai require. Audio

Health officials in French Polynesia are battling an epidemic of the zika virus and also dengue fever.

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It's feared that the Melanesian Spearhead Group's stance on the issue of independence for West Papua is wilting. Audio

A model renewable power system for the Tongan islands of Ha'apai is being developed by a post-graduate student at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. Audio

A tenants' advocacy group says the big increase in rental properties in Christchurch will do little to help people desperately looking for long term homes. Audio

Thousands of people in Tonga are without water, shelter or power after a category five tropical cyclone ripped through the kingdom this weekend. Audio

The US secretary of state says the Obama administration will help Iraq fight al-Qaeda-linked militants, but that it is not planning to send troops back to the country. Audio

The police in Whakatane say the community is rallying around to help two German tourists attacked as they slept in a tent near the town centre yesterday morning. Audio

One woman is making this Christmas a better experience for people living with the reality of violence in the home. Audio

Cricket in Papua New Guinea is set for a funding boost after the government committed to offering financial support. Audio

New Zealand academic looks at how Papua New Guinea can ensure resource wealth used to benefit all the people. Audio

blind coffee taster in Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands province says she is grateful to have work in a country where many people living with disabilities have no prospects. Audio

International Commission of Jurists calls for Indonesian Government to hold independent inquiry into Biak massacre. Audio

A Canadian man who cycled around the world to raise awareness of human rights abuses in West Papua says Indonesian media have insulted him by distorting comments he made about prisoners' conditions. Audio

Bougainville NGO says plight of islanders on the remote Carterets becoming increasingly difficult but transferring them to the main island held up by slow house building programme. Audio