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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

A modern clean burning umu developed by a Samoan engineering student. Audio

The United Nations has launched an appeal for 365-million-dollars to help relief efforts in typhoon-hit areas of the Philippines. Audio

Palau under a state of emergency following super typhoon Haiyan. Audio

Residents on Mauke, Cook Islands, are being urged to stop wasting water. Audio

PNG's police commissioner grateful to have Australian officers to mentor his mid-level staff. Audio

Australian think tank says Canberra should lead a revitalised aid mission to Bougainville to ensure there is no re-emergence of violence. Audio

Fiji's new budget for 2014 will focus on education, more hospitals and better roads. Audio

A push in the Cook Islands for more recognition of the creative arts. Audio

The Niue government has begun renovating derelict houses as part of plans to create more accommodation for an expected growth in visitor numbers. Audio

China's position as a key trading partner to New Zealand is being cemented with the opening of a new cultural centre in Nelson today. Audio

Mangaia island leaders take steps to become more self-sufficient and take ownership over island issues. Audio

The Labour Party says any Government help for the company responsible for building the Ultra Fast Broadband network will be corporate welfare. Audio

Lagoon surveying project will help inform management of lagoon, and benefit eco-tourism. Audio

Senior Niuean high school students want more government support in education. Audio

Rescuers who tramped through snow and high winds in the dark to bring out a woman critically injured on a South Island glacier say she probably wouldn't have lasted the night. Audio

In the wake of the botulism scare, Fonterra is turning to Air New Zealand to help it prepare better for any future crisis. Audio

The Agriculture Ministry in Niue says there is potential to develop hydroponic farming on the island. Audio

PNG police get serious about rogue officers in force. Audio

The Ministry of Education's special education manager, Brian Coffey, responds to claims that learning disabled students are missing out on exam help. Audio