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Fiji aiming for cancer treatment facility in three years, and seeks international donors. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says the zika virus is likely to spread throughout the Pacific for a number of years. Audio

The Mana leader Hone Harawira says the declaration from Kim Dotcom that the Internet Party would not back the National Party is welcome, but any formal talks between the two parties are still some… Audio

Tonga's Minister of Education is hoping to pick up some useful tips from a New Zealand school to help improve regressing education in Tonga. Audio

Women in Papua are being trained to play a greater role in elections. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands urges citizens to refrain from selling their voter identification cards for personal gain. Audio

Fiji's Media Industry Development Authority says an Australian journalist's claims have brought disrepute to the government and is suspending all collaboration with the ABC and a Pacific Media… Audio

A battle for the young vote is gathering pace in Fiji on social media. Audio

A UN delegate has toured PNG and is calling for a new human rights commission. Audio

Most communes in New Caledonia will go to the polls for a run-off after Sunday's municipal election. Audio

Fiji closes the gap on the Rugby Sevens World Series leaders after victory in the Tokyo tournament. Audio

An Australian NGO is hoping to research the link between women's economic empowerment and domestic violence in Melanesia. Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister looks to work with Indonesia as Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders explore solutions to the issue of West Papua. Audio

A rapidly spreading viral conjunctivitis known as pink eye has infected more than 300 people in Samoa. Audio

Official figures obtained by Radio New Zealand show just how much money has been spent on public relations for the Government's so-called Roads of National Significance projects. Audio

Divisions emerging in PNG government over fiscal management as Prime Minister Peter O'Neill pushes for a controversial loan. Audio

An opposition MP says the Marshall Islands government deliberately attempted to usurp the constitution and laws of the country with its nomination to UNESCO of a Lebanese official. Audio

With Derek Fox - Media advisor to Te Kohanga Reo National Trust Board. Audio

A report in today's Washington Post newspaper says America's National Security Agency has technology capable of recording all the phone calls of an entire country and replaying them later. Audio

A review in to spending by the Kohanga Reo National Trust has found it didn't mis-use money from the public purse, but has left questions unanswered about money that was spent by the Trust's… Audio

More views being sought on what should replace the region's document for closer integration, the Pacific Plan. Audio

After a year of financial problems in Solomon Islands football, the country's domestic winners, Solomon Warriors, are hoping to provide some good news in the Oceania Champions League. Audio

Setting up a television station on Bougainville as a medium for getting information to the people is a high priority for the regional member of Papua New Guinea's autonomous province. Audio

The Free West Papua campaign is calling on the Papuan people to boycott this year's elections. Audio

More work needs to be done post-elections in the Pacific to ensure Pacific countries do not remain at the bottom globally for gender equality in politics. Audio