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A solution to sorcery-related violence in Papua New Guinea was one of the major themes of a conference in Canberra last week. Audio

Prison choir of Pacific inmates releases charity CD. None involved in Spring Hill riot the day after CD was released. Audio

School principals are defending the right of Paeroa Central School to refuse to enrol an 11-year-old boy because he is violent and represents a risk to staff and students. Audio

The Papua New Guinea rugby league community reflects on their first successful AGM in four years, which elected a new board, five months out from the World Cup in the United Kingdom. Audio

Bougainville group calls for respect for sanctity of life Audio

Oxfam is urging Pacific countries to sign the UN small arms treaty, saying it could help prevent future conflicts in the region. Audio

Women's advocacy group in Vanuatu says it's a breakthrough that the Council of Ministers agree on right for women to have seats in parliament. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is eyeing joint projects with Indonesia as a way of promoting economic growth in the under-developed area of the two countries' common border. Audio

Panguna forum on the re-opening of the controversial Bougainville mine put off until consultations at village level completed. Audio

A body set up to help fix damaged infrastructure after the devastating Cyclone Guba hit Papua New Guinea in 2007, is being investigated after questions were raised about how it has spent donations. Audio

A media lecturer and journalist association member in Samoa says the removal of criminal libel laws and public media education are still on the agenda but a lack of unity among colleagues is stunting… Audio

It's third time lucky for four adventurers from New Zealand, who've been the first to kayak the treacherous canyons of a remote Papua New Guinea River. Audio

Drought in the Marshall Islands dire, thousands still affected. Audio

As the RAMSI military presence in the Solomon Islands prepares to leave, and MPs claim that there is police corruption, the acting Police Commissioner says she training police to be more professional.

Papua New Guinea Rugby League Federation is poised to finally elect a new permanent administration at Friday's AGM in Lae. Audio

Senior soldiers are being urged to break ranks and demand more compensation for two brothers badly injured when they were in the Army. Audio

Optimistic outlook for Samoa five months on from devastating cyclone. Audio

New mothers in the North Island with serious post-natal depression will be able to be cared for in hospital with their baby from next year. Audio

China has shown senior Pacific Island politicians and media figures how it is trying to alleviate poverty during their recent tour of the country. Audio

First talks on plans for a legal framework to cover people forced to cross borders by natural disasters, such as climate change, called impressive. Audio

A Nauru MP Baron Waqa says there is hope next month's general election will usher into parliament a host of new members capable of breaking the pattern of political deadlock. Audio

The Government is promising extra money to house homeless young people though it is not saying how much. Audio

Disability organisations in region hope SPC can further help in their work Audio

The first consultations on the Nansen Initiative, which aims to develop a legal framework for people forced to crosss borders by a natural disaster, are being held in the Cook Islands. Audio

Understanding how stress impacts decisions, emotions and performance and how people can learn to channel the symptoms of 'stage fright' for a positive outcome. Audio