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An editor of a new book about so-called e-government in the Pacific says leadership is essential for regional countries to get full benefits from Information and Communication Technology. Audio

The New Zealand government says it would only grant asylum to Manus Island detainees with Australia's consent. Audio

The National Cat Show is back in Christchurch this weekend for the first time since the quakes. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency has welcomed a move by Australia to provide Pacific countries with bigger, faster patrol boats. Audio

Pressure mounts on the Tonga prime minister to resign as Parliament resumes. Audio

A former senior public servant in Fiji Robin Nair says civil servants in the country are working in a climate of fear. Audio

A last ditch meeting to save Tonga's hosting of the 2019 Pacific Games is set for next Tuesday. Audio

Palemia is the title of a book just released in Samoa which details the long and fascinating life of Prime Minister Tu'ilaepa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi. Audio

The floating island planned for French Polynesia is a chance to tackle global warming without politicians, according to a scholar working on the project. Audio

Bougainville's government says it's taking the Papua New Guinea government to the Supreme Court over the non-payment of funds to the autonomous region. Audio

A lawyer in the Federated States of Micronesia says she she'll go ahead with legal action to try and set free four Nepali refugees detained in Pohnpei. Audio

A former media advisor to the Tongan prime minister is now calling for him to resign. Audio

The Department of Conservation is proposing to allow pedal-assist 300 watt e-bikes on 33km of new shared-use track in Tongariro National Park. But it's caught some off guard, including cycling… Audio

A group of youth workers from the Pacific say it's vital young people in the region feel empowered and included as valued members of society. Audio

RNZ Political Editor Jane Patterson says the Government's Budget goes into 'Labour party territory' as some of its packages are targeted towards lower income families. Video, Audio

Feeling the pinch with manpower and capacity shortcomings as it confronts major security challenges, Papua New Guinea's police force has sought outside help to fulfil its role enforcing law and order.

Guam security advisor says typhoons are a bigger threat than North Korean missiles. Audio

Police in Solomon Islands say community support will be the backbone of their crime prevention strategy post RAMSI. Audio

Four Nepalese men are stuck on a rickety boat in the Federated States of Micronesia nearly a year after they were given refugee status. Audio

Virgin Australia is now reviewing its options after Samoa's decision to end their decade long joint venture later this year. Audio

Tonga's Olympic Committee has called on the government to reconsider their decision to pull their support for the Kingdom hosting the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

Delegates to a Pacific search and rescue conference underway in Auckland are looking for more effective ways of raising safety awareness among people using the world's biggest ocean. Audio

Norfolk Island a year on from it being stripped of its autonomy and the legislature replaced by a regional council. Audio