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New research has found that informal settlements in the Solomon Islands capital, Honiara, are expanding and a better approach is needed to manage their growth. Audio

The Family Sexual Violence Action Committee in Papua New Guinea says it's common for the wives of police officers to be physically abused by their husbands. Audio

The Marshall Islands is a step closer towards cutting its dependence on diesel with the approval of a loan to help fund a major solar energy project. Audio

Solutions are being sought to curb the illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing by so called Vietnamese "blue boats" on remote coastal and offshore reefs in the Pacific. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission are facing strong criticism by opposition MPs over preparation for general elections. Audio

A christian leader in Papua New Guinea says the country's churches need to overcome discrimination and stigma to make a real difference in combatting the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Audio

Hope the new US administration will look favourably on recommendations made in a new report to address the worker shortage in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Audio

The new opera The Bone Feeder composed by Gareth Farr and written by Renee Liang is rich with complexity. English, Cantonese and Maori languages intertwine reflecting the story of a young New Zealand… Audio

New legislation aimed at turning Palau into a luxury destination is to be put before the new congress which came into power on Friday. Audio

Police officers in Papua New Guinea are rumoured to be protecting a colleague who's alleged to have murdered his wife. Audio

Mosquitoes carrying Zika and dengue will become easier for health officials to identify with the publication of a new key. Audio

The creators of a floating community planned for French Polynesia hope to the project will eventually lead to new homes for people at risk from rising seas. Audio

A three-week internet blackout in the Marshall Islanders has come to an end following the completion of repair work to the country's submarine cable. Audio

The Weekend speaks to some young people who took the leap of faith and become entrepreneurs at a tender age. Audio

Maybe you lived through the 80s.. and maybe you were a fan of Swedish pop rock duo Roxette. Now if you have a baby - get ready to rock them to sleep. Audio

Lynn Freeman spoke to talented Wellington singer-songwriter and high school student Daisy van Wel.

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NZ growers are snapping up the newest apple on the block, Dazzle, and Piqa Boo, a new pear variety that combines the best of the East and West. Audio

The United Nations human rights expert Mutuma Ruteere has called on the Fiji government to intensify its efforts to end racism and xenophobia. Audio