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The acting American Samoa Governor, Lemanu Peleti Mauga, has declared a public health emergency following the confirmation of 3 people with dengue fever by the Hawaii State Laboratory. Audio

The Samoa government says it will review its policy on rewarding Olympic medalists. Audio

The Michael Fowler Centre was packed to the brim for last night’s New Zealand Symphony Orchestra at 70 anniversary celebration. The three hour extravaganza featured works by Dvorak, Strauss, Brahms… Audio

PNG's opposition party is warning the country may not be ready to host next year's meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC. Audio

A new hatchery in Vanuatu is aiming to boost the country's near depleted stocks of sandfish with a sustainable model for its commercialisation. Audio

A difficult year for growers and skyrocketing prices have led to a severe shortage of kava in many parts of Fiji. Audio

Tributes are bgin paid to Roger Hau'ofa, a veteran radio broadcaster described as the voice of Papua New Guinea's political, social and economic consciousness, who has passed away. Audio

Musician and sound artist Daniel Beban shares highlights of the underground music scene with Lynda Chanwai-Earle, the locals and the more surreal moments of his time in Beijing. Audio, Gallery

Bougainville Copper Ltd is laying out its plans for a possible return to the Panguna mine in central Bougainville.. Audio

A grass-roots NGO in the Cook Islands is warning there is a 'huge task' ahead to tackle plastic waste and other marine pollution in Pacific waters. Audio

Scientists have discovered a living fossil in American Samoa at a depth of more than 4000 metres while exploring the ocean floor. Audio

The Samoa government is under pressure to offer a monetary reward to Ele Opeloge for winning the country's first Olympic medal. Audio

Seven Pacific nations have raised concern over human rights abuses in West Papua at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, on the back of international consultations on Papua hosted by the World… Audio

A Cook Islands shipping operator, Tapi Taio, says the only way any inter island shipping service can survive is if subsidies are given. Audio

WHO warns more dengue cases to be expected in the Pacific as populations likely to be susceptible to a type of the virus not seen for many years. Audio

Tonga's Queen Mother Halaevalu Mata'aho has been laid to rest at the Royal Tombs, Male'ekula in Nuku'alofa. Audio

Environmental groups in the Pacific are calling on governments and businesses in the region to join the United Nations' global campaign declaring war on ocean plastic. Audio

A bid for the presidency looks set to become a platform for French Polynesia's independence struggle. Audio

The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women. Audio

A Pacific academic says Kiribati has sent a 'strong message' by rejecting a Russian businessman's investment proposal, which included a demand for sovereign rights to three of its uninhabited islands.

The Asian Development Bank says Palau is facing urgent infrastructure and environmental challenges due to its booming tourism industry. Audio

An attempt to topple the government of 'Akilisi Pohiva in Tonga fails. Audio

People in Vanuatu remain very proud of the film "Tanna" despite the dissappointment of it missing out on an oscar at this year's Academy Awards. Audio