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The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) celebrates its 20th anniversary, starting on the 19th of April to the 22nd, at a regional meeting in Suva, Fiji. Audio

Niue's fifth Arts and Cultural festival is now underway with hundreds of participants and visitors taking part in the week-long event. Audio, Gallery

Samoa has a new facility to shelter and train stray dogs. Audio

World Vision is calling on the Australian government to reassert the role of aid in its upcoming 10 year foreign policy strategy. Audio

An Australian filmmaker says the Marshall Islands remains a key installation for American military interests despite their toxic legacy in the country. Audio

The Solomon Islands government is being encouraged by the Asian Development Bank to foster the development of the country's tourism sector. Audio

The business of publishing papers has never been tougher, but dozens of independently-owned ones still doggedly cover local news all over the country. Now their stories can be found on a new website… Audio

While mulitiple inquiries are still underway into Tokelau's controversial helicopter purchases it has been revealed the aircraft were cleared to land at American Samoa's Swains Island. Audio

The banning of local media from press conferences held by Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull during his visit to Papua New Guinea has been described as "colonial remnants". Audio

Niuean leaders are calling for locals and Niueans living abroad to fight for the preservation of Niuean language. Audio

Reports a gay man in Fiji was told he could not donate blood has sparked debate over whether it's Health Ministry's policies are discriminatory. Audio

Refugees detained by Australia on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island say uncertainty about their future fueled this week's riot over food. Audio

A Samoan student is among the winners of the 2017 New Zealand Youth Champion Award in Wellington this week. Audio

The governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia say they are working together to close the Manus Island processing centre. However there's uncertainty over how the hundreds of refugees processed at… Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has been in China to strengthen links between the two regions. Audio

Crops and food gardens recovering from Cyclone Cook but it is not as bad as Cyclone Pam. Audio

A chorus of voices on Guam is questioning the governor's decision to withdraw his support for the military build-up. Audio

Eleven former Vanuatu MPs cleared of convictions for conspiring to pervert the course of justice could be facing a retrial. Audio

11 Pacific nations hope that new measures will help to conserve whales in the region's waters. Audio

There's hope the tide is turning on the flow of people leaving Niue for brighter lights, jobs and other opportunities offshore. Audio

Activity in New Caledonia is returning to normal after Cyclone Cook blew through last night. Audio

Guam Governor says the cannabilisation of his territory's workforce has forced him to withdraw support for the military buildup. Audio

A controversial visit by Australia's prime minister to Papua New Guinea has shed little light on how the hundreds of refugees stuck on Manus island will be resettled. Audio

Concerns are being raised that the special resident visa scheme offered by the New Zealand government to some pacific countries is not working the way it's intended to. Audio

There are calls for Fiji's Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission Ashwin Raj to resign over comments he made about regulating social media. Audio