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After a decade of international support in the form of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands or RAMSI, there's still doubt as to whether the country will remain peaceful. Audio

A new sound from a young musician - Danny Fairley, aka Civilian Sol, performs acoustic folk songs from our new Christchurch studio. Audio

The Australian National University's Development Policy Centre has compared the policies of Australia's two major political parties on aid and international development ahead of next month's election.

Refugee advocacy group condemns Canberra for transferring the first asylum seeker families to Nauru. Audio

Owner of the Rabaul Queen, which sank in February last year and claimed dozens of lives, is charged with manslaughter . Audio

Fewer New Zealanders are heading across the Tasman to live because the economy is improving. Audio

The owner of the Rabaul Queen ferry which sank off Papua New Guinea's Morobe coast 18 months ago is facing 162 counts of manslaughter. Audio

Fiji's main opposition grouping says the Pacific Islands Forum needs a set of rules to deal with coup-makers. Audio

A newly installed paramount chief in Fiji says he and his people will continue efforts to ensure the survival of their marine protected area off the country's second largest island, Vanua Levu. Audio

The newly installed prime minister of Tuuvalu Enele Sopoaga says they are committed to doing the best for the people but first need to assess the budget and national strategy. Audio

Solomon Islands government accused of lacking a cohesive policy on West Papua amid contradictory signs from Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo during his state visit to Indonesia. Audio

Our reporter Cushla Norman is in Thorndon. Audio

Our reporter William Ray joins us now from Lukes Lane near Opera House. Audio

Official opening of the Munda Airstrip in Solomon Islands - New Zealand's biggest single aid project. Audio

Stan Walker. Audio

The war of words between Papua New Guinea and the autonomous region of Bougainville continued throughout the visit of New Zealand's foreign minister this week. Audio

Swimmer Ryan Pini to come out of retirement in a bid to compete at the 2015 Pacific Games. Audio

Aucklander Peter Taylor has been blogging for years about his life and his two terminal conditions, HIV and the Leishmaniasis. Peter was previously interviewed on Nine to Noon in 2007 - now he's had… Audio

Papua New Guinea's Foreign Minister says that as a major focal point for foreign interests, his country has an increasingly important role as a global and regional player. Audio

Andrew London, Kirsten London and Nils Olsen collectively known as 'The Andrew London Trio'. Audio

PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government is serious about converting the country's resources wealth into real gains in living standards for ordinary people. He also emphasises PNG's… Audio

A former secretary to the prime minister in Solomon Islands says there is still a lot of work to be done to unite the country under one banner. Audio

A senior advisor in Indonesia's government sheds some light on Jakarta's policy towards Papua region, and addresses claims of ongoing military abuses in the region. Audio

Solomon Islands encouraged to starrt producing honey. Audio

Dozens of Wellington people were evacuated from their homes this afternoon while the army removed a 150 year old live artillery shell packed with shrapnel that could have exploded at any time. Audio