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The Tongan government says it cannot afford a demand from public servants for higher wages. Audio

Taiwan still in the dark after money provided to Kiribati for a landing craft disappears. Audio

Tonga's Monuafe Island has disappeared over the last few years due to erosion and cyclones - factors also affecting tourist islands. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Minister of Higher Education looks for streamlining the system to improve the intake of students from secondary school into tertiary institutions. Audio

The leader of Fiji's opposition National Federation Party is calling on the new government to revoke last week's salary setting Remuneration Decree and establish an independent committee to establish… Audio

Nauru's new Chief Justice Joni Madraiwiwi says he has no cause to doubt assurances about the independence of the judiciary in Nauru. Audio

The Solomon Islands Ministry of Women, Youth and Children's Affairs says mainstreaming gender equality is a major challenge in the country. Audio

Voters are preparing to take part in a controversial referendum on legalising medicinal marijuana in Guam. The vote is due to coincide with the November 4th general elections. Audio

Police officers in the region aim to eliminate existing cultural and religious attitudes that have been creating barriers in getting justice for crimes against women. Audio

Three Pacific voyaging canoes have left Fiji for Sydney, Australia marking climate change issues. Audio

Pacific countries leading the way for global climate change action. Audio

Puck's Monologue from Act III, Scene II of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. Performed by Miranda Harcourt. Audio

Helena's Monologue from Act III, Scene II of 'All's Well That Ends Well'. Performed by Erin Banks. Audio

The dream of the 90s is alive in Auckland- Superette's Ben Howe and Andrew Gladstone of Garageland reflect on four Flying Nun reissues from the 1990s. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says he has begun an investigation into an alleged assault during the arrest of retired teacher Joseva Bilitaki. Audio

A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio

Tokelauans to take part in environmental protest over the coal industry in Australia's Newcastle. Audio

A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio

Tongan Parliament opens up for public education. Audio

New Zealand lifts travel advisory off the kingdom of Tonga. Audio

The president of Australia's Human Rights Commission has called for an end to the government's policy of locking asylum seeker children up in mandatory detention. Audio

The Director of Health in Tokelau says over 200 people have had chikungunya since August but the peak of the outbreak is over now with no new cases in the past few days. Audio

The President of the Fijian Media Association, Ricardo Morris, says journalists have a new challenge ahead as democracy takes hold in Fiji. Audio

UNESCO is holding a workshop in Tonga to inform the community what needs to be done to have the Langi Tombs of Lapaha listed as a World Heritage Site. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has created a taskforce to mobilise resources in three provinces where the rate of tuberculosis has become a serious public health concern. Audio