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A network of more than 400 unpaid volunteers for the Cancer Society will today get a national award for their work today. Audio

The public ban on betelnut in Papua New Guinea's capital has cleaned up Port Moresby's streets but is forcing the market underground, driving the cost of the product skywards and harming income… Audio

A graphic novel advocating West Papuan independence has been released online, as part of efforts to provide an alternative version of the history of the Indonesian-run province. Audio

A Jakarta newspaper report says the recent decision by Indonesia to axe New Zealand's planned police training programme in Indonesia's Papua region stems from suspicions over hidden motives. Audio

Tuvalu signs on for deal that promises high speed internet to reach all islands. Audio

The Government is looking at extending the automated SmartGate entry system to tourists from Canada and Asia, but says there are risks in doing that. Audio

United Kingdom research centre to ask UN to step in over Paga Hill removal case. Audio

The annual National Agricultural Fieldays gets under way at Mystery Creek near Hamilton today. Audio

A human rights advisor at Papua New Guinea's United Nations Aids agency says the country is struggling to make any progress on achieving the Millenium Development goal of reducing HIV. Audio

A new state of the art eye care centre is to be built in Honiara with the assistance of the New Zealand aid programme. Audio

The Marshall Islands Foreign Minister, Tony de Brum, has told a United Nations climate change meeting in Germany that rising sea levels have exposed the skeletal remains of World War Two soliders from… Audio

Push for diversification in PNG agriculture in the face of challenges such as the cocoa pod borer crisis. Audio

The Conservative Party leader Colin Craig said he expects National will stand aside in one of three Northshore electorates allowing him to make it into parliament. Audio

The Conservative Party leader Colin Craig has given the biggest hint yet that National will come to an accomodation with his party and stand aside in one of three North Shore seats. Audio

Critics say the Prime Minister of New Zealand's decision to skip Pacifc Islands Forum will leave a bad impression with our Pacific neighbours. Audio

An academic says the high rate of obesity in the Pacific is a crisis and should be treated by governments as a highly-dangerous epidemic. Audio

A move in Papua New Guinea to further tighten rules around votes of no confidence in the country's prime ministers. Audio

A Solomon Islands' exhibition that puts the spotlight on colonial Australia's blackbirding past has sparked renewed calls for more acknowledgement of the country's South Sea Islanders. Audio

Resettlement in PNG's capital is facing major problems as government cops flak. Audio

It's expected that major upgrades to Tonga's national stadium, in the build up to the 2019 Pacific Games, will also allow the Tongan rugby team to play tests at home for the first time in a decade. Audio

Regional campaigners against the global arms trade say Pacific Island countries should follow Samoa's lead and ratify a landmark international treaty. Audio

Four candidates now running for American Samoa congressional race, including former governor, Togiola Tulafono. Audio

A development economist in the Cook Islands says depopulation will continue to occur there until the government starts funding infrastucture and industries in the outer islands. Audio

Women in Fiji to learn how to influence social change beyond just the community level. Audio

The Prime Minister of New Zealand's three day visit to Samoa ends with tourism pledge of almost one million US dollars. Audio