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Regional fisheries officials are not sure whether Solomon Islands move to locally flag three Taiwanese mega purse seiners will benefit the country. Audio

Alama Ieremia says he's ready to lead Manu Samoa up the rankings after being named as the new national head coach. Audio

Peer review of New Zealand's approach to aid raises some concerns but is generally positive. Audio

Fiji's opposition says the education minister needs to be more clear about the country's education reforms, saying dramatic improvements in results are extraordinary and unexplained. Audio

Renewable energy in the Pacific was the topic of the World Bank discussion series earlier this month in Sydney. Audio

The 750-kilometre land border between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea has long been problematic but there's an increasing blurring of the line as links between the two sides grows. Audio

Vanuatu emerges from political turmoil as candidates sign up for next month's snap election. Audio

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education says he's impressed with reforms to Fiji's education system but there are still areas that need attention. Audio

Papua New Guinea disaster officials have concluded two days of discussions to clarify the expected impact of the drought and what aid is needed. Audio

The new interim head of the Tonga Rugby Union explains his vision for the game. Audio

Our correspondent in New York, William Denselow is covering the United Nations. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says he is very pleased with the outcomes of climate change talks in Paris, saying those criticising the deal are misinformed. Audio

Questions remain over the Papua New Guinea government's commitment to ending illegal logging despite tough words against a small logging operation alleged to have breached the law. Audio

Vanuatu's former opposition says it is considering an appeal of the Supreme Court's decision to reject its bid to overturn the dissolution of parliament. Audio

An agriculture expert from the Australian National University details the impact of frost and drought on food supply in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Buller District Council wants the Government to fund an investigation into the new Wangapeka Road link, which would run from Little Wanganui, near Karamea, to the Motueka Valley. The Transport… Audio

The Samoa government, with the help of United Nations agencies, is launching a campaign to get unemployed youth into productive work. Audio

Greenpeace says the climate change agreement struck in Paris over the weekend does not go far enough to protect Pacific countries from catastrophic events caused by climate pollution. Audio

Suspended jail sentence sought in Tahiti for a man accused of fraud for receiving the French RSA benefit. Audio

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission says it has received 284 complaints since it was re-established in May this year. Audio

The conservation group WWF says the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission has failed to adopt a stronger ban on shark finning in the region. Audio

The commissioner of Solomon Islands police force says his organisation will be ready for the likely end of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands in two years time. Audio

Health authorities in the Pacific are encouraged by news of the world's first vaccine against dengue fever being approved for use in Mexico. Audio

A Hawaiian-Tongan transgender love story was the focus of the last film at the 11 day long Nothing Less Than Equal Film Festival in Fiji. Audio

The manager of the Pacific Climate Change and Migration project says people living on atolls in the region could find themselves trapped on islands most vulnerable to the adverse effects of a changing… Audio