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Fiji have been crowned the Pacific Nations Cup rugby champions for the first time after defeating Tonga in a winner-takes-all clash in Tokyo. Audio

Federated Farmers are calling for volunteers to help it to assist farmers in need of help in Central Otago. Audio

Concerns about the impact of logging on a Solomon Islands World Heritage area. Audio

Decolonisation and self-determination to the forefront at the 19th Melanesian Spearhead Group Leaders Summit in New Caledonia. Audio

Isabel Province leads the Solomon Islands in its malaria elimination effort thanks to strong community involvement. Audio

Long-time programme manager at Volunteer Service Abroad moves on. Audio

The Vanuatu government is under fire from exporters for hiking the price of copra. Audio

One of the aims of the first flight training school soon to be set up in Samoa is to make it easier for would-be pilots from Pacific Island countries to get qualified. Audio

Women theologians are hoping to spread the anti-gender violence message to the grassroots via a new guide to the scriptures. Audio

A library built in formerly wartorn Bougainville, funded by a New Zealand Trust, is set to open this Friday Audio

Health officials in Vanuatu hope collaborative work with traditional healers can reduce the rate of tuberculosis. Audio

New computer models highlight the damage Nuku'alofa faces if a tsunami were to hit. Audio

Divergent views on merits of Guam 'two strikes' bill. Audio

A South Island manager for the Fire Service, Riwai Grace, joins us. Audio

The head of the United Nations Development Programme in the region, Knut Ostby, says the agency welcomes the chance to give input on Fiji's elections next year. Audio

There's a call in the Pacific for more private sector support for aquaculture farmers. Audio

A Maori consultancy firm says Bougainvilleans have been keen to learn from Maori to develop their economy. Audio

The SPC and the Global Fund reach an agreement on an interim funding arrangement for programmes to combat AIDS, STIs, TB, and Malaria. Audio

The Auckand Theatre Company is confident building on its new waterfront theatre will begin this year but its about to go cap and hand to Aucklanders to help fund the last few million dollars. Audio

Tonga budget five percent bigger and heavily reliant on donor aid. Audio

A group that advises the government on Maori use of broadband says there's not enough Te Reo Maori content being designed for the internet and other digital mediums like smartphones. Audio

Landowners group head says before there are discussions on a re-opening of the huge copper and gold mine at Panguna in Bougainville a number of pre-requisites need to be met. Audio

Under a quarter of all primary schools are doing the best they can to help struggling students. Audio

Plans afoot to raise coffee production in PNG Audio

Nauru's new President enthusiastic about chances of forging stability with clear majority in government. Audio