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The Solomon Islands World Heritage area of East Rennell has been listed as in a critical condition by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Audio

Solomon Islands go to the polls tomorrow to elect a new 50 member parliament. Audio

France says there is no alternative to New Caledonia having an independence referendum by 2018. Audio

A high-level meeting between the French President and Pacific Island leaders in Noumea has sparked optimism that the Pacific's fight against climate change will finally be put under the spotlight. Audio

Mitre 10's annual sales have topped 1-billion dollars for the first time. Audio

Papua New Guinea's veteran leader Sir Michael Somare is seeking damages of 205 million kina over his removal as Prime Minister on August 2, 2011. Audio

The police commander of Papua New Guinea's Hela province says a state of emergency won't stop tribal fighting in the area. Audio

A Tonga business chief says it is vital that at least some of the incoming MPs are savvy business people. Audio

Unregistered political parties in Solomon Islands remain locked out of next week's elections after a High Court ruling delivered on Friday in Honiara went against them. Audio

The Commonwealth Observers Group in Solomon Islands for elections deploy to seven of the country's nine provinces. Audio

A doctor at Samoa's baby unit says women need to seek medical care early in their pregnancies to avoid the risks of premature delivery. Audio

Bougainville prepares to clear more bomb and ordinance left over from the Second World War. Audio

Three public buildings in the Cook Islands contructed by a Chinese firm within the last decade are needing repairs totalling US$600 000 due to leaks, rust and damage. Audio

The Marshall Islands island of Kili is benefiting from a new solar and wind-powered water desalination plant. Audio

Tonga Power has begun rebuilding Ha'apai's electricity network after 90 percent of it was destroyed by Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

UN Women has launched a radio drama as part of efforts to encourage more Pacific women to enter politics. Audio

A study into Samoan matai living overseas has received a major grant New Zealand's biggest science fund. Audio

Vibrant posters have been appearing on street corners in main cities around the country as part of a national campaign to promote artists who happen to have a disability. The 'I am an Artist' campaign… Audio

He's an artist who seems to enjoy the macabre in his paintings, and it's won him a big prize. Audio

Journalist David Cohen on how he selected a 'best-of' compilation from thousands of articles, reviews and columns he's written for publications including The Listener, the Guardian, and the New York… Audio

This year marks the 150th anniversary of a key event in Danish history that had significant, though little known, implications for NZ. Wayne looks at the circumstances and Wallace follows up with Bill… Audio

The World Health Organisation says disability from diabetes is having a huge negative impact on development in the Pacific Region and now affects over 40 per cent of adults in some nations. Audio

The chief whip in the Fiji government, Semi Koroilavesau, says he hopes the Public Accounts Committee will be able to meet next week. Audio

Solomon Islanders go to the polls on Wednesday next week to choose a new parliament from more than 400 candidates. Audio

Australia's PNG refugees declared but concerns about their future in Papua New Guinea. Audio