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Papua New Guinea's government is keen to engage with the international community and is maintaining an open door policy to its foreign policy. Audio

The World Bank highlights the economic impact of domestic violence. Audio

Outgoing secretary general of the SPC leaves after eight years at the helm. Audio

A Solomon Islands provincial assembly member says her own experience during the conflict on Guadalcanal drives her to help the women of the province. Audio

Pacific Island countries have used an international climate change conference in Poland to speak out about a lack of action from developed nations to reduce carbon emissions. Audio

The Nga Tangata Microfinance Trust last night won the supreme award at the National Sustainable Business Network Awards. We talk to Dr Claire Dale, from Child Poverty Action Group, who is also a… Audio

Journalists and a politician in Indonesia say the Government must come of age and allow foreign media in Papua. Audio

World Bank opens a new facility to help warn Vanuatu about the threat of natural disasters. Audio

UN Women Papua New Guinea says it plans to introduce women-only buses in Port Moresby to better protect women from violence and sexual harassment, but not everyone is backing the idea. Audio

Tourism academic says Fiji's impending departure tax hike likely to be invisible to most tourists. Audio

New Zealand may provide aid to Bougainville to help the province improve its tax collection. Audio

A documentary photographer reveals graphic images of sorcery killings and maimings in PNG as NGOs search for answers. Audio

The outgoing director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community says in future the regional agency will put more emphasis on a multi sectoral approach to solving problems in the Pacific. Audio

New Zealand company helps Bougainville prepare a new investment law that should ensure future foreign involvement is responsible. Audio

New Zealand is contributing to a project to get the Sri Lankan dairy industry back on its feet after the civil war. Audio

Papua New Guinea government says it is firm on introducing compulsory military training for school leavers. Audio

The Cooks Islands' Agriculture Minister believes farmers can make lots of money from vanilla. Audio

A Tongan NGO says a growing number of elderly are struggling to take care of themselves. Audio

The Government's being warned the film industry could 'wither and die' without an immediate increase in tax concessions. Audio

A new report on investment in Fiji has found political uncertainty has been one of the main reasons for the country not reaching its potential. Audio

Papua New Guinea police have more details about tribal violence which claimed 14 lives earlier this week in Southern Highlands. Audio

To the Philippines, where the US aircraft carrier The George Washington is due to arrive later this evening - carrying five thousand sailors and around 80 aircraft. Audio

Peter Fats farewelled by 2,000 fans and rugby who's who. Audio

United Nations agencies combine force in a new project to raise the capacity of Pacific countries in case they need to migrate as a result of climate change. Audio

A Cook Island nun says attitudes changing towards disabled people through education. Audio