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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

Home rehabilitation in Solomon Islands' Temotu province no further ahead almost four months on from devastating tsunami. Audio

The American Samoa Department of Education is devising a plan to tackle poor student achievement. Audio

An academic says a report showing the dire economic situation for Pacific people living in NZ is unlikely to have any effect on migration rates to the country. Audio

The chairperson of the North Bougainville Human Rights Committee isn't surprised that more Interim Protection Orders are being issued in Buka. Audio

A major emergency response operation to recover bodies trapped in an underground tunnel is continuing at the Freeport McMoran-run Grasberg gold and copper mine in Indonesia's Papua province. Audio

The Marshall Islands Atoll of Ailinglaplap is eroding away and could be uninhabitable in 20 years, according to a senior climate change advisor. Audio

While the New Zealand government allocation to foreign aid is up in this year's Budget an aid advocacy group, New Zealand Aid and Development Dialogues says it can and should do better. Audio

Authorities in the Northern Marianas are planning to extradite the former Attorney General after he was arrested in Colorado. Audio

The opposition finance spokesperson, David Parker, says the plan does nothing to change the shape of the economy and only expects to get back into surplus next year by the skin of its teeth. Audio

Haus Krai rated a great success in raising awareness about the levels of violence which have become entrenched in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Marshall Islands water advisor says drought situation dire. Audio

Fiji's farthest-flung island Rotuma is poised to start exporting food and water to Tuvalu and other countries in the northern Pacific. Audio