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Fiji's newly-elected prime Minister Frank Bainimarama leads a new-look 20-member cabinet. Audio

Kiribati's Ministry of Health says rotavirus is responsible for the deaths of two children and around 500 cases of diarrhoea and vomiting. Audio

One of the long-term observers of the Fiji election says his month long travels around Fiji in the run up to polling day gave him a detailed picture of the election environment. Audio

Deaf associations around the pacific are gathering together with the World Federation of the Deaf to celebrate International Week of the Deaf. Audio

Pacific representatives are among those calling for action from the hundreds of world leaders meeting at the UN summit on Climate Change in New York. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister says partial privatisation is seen as the best way to improve in the management of state-owned enterprises. Audio

Fiji has eight women parliamentarians after the country's landmark elections last week. Audio

Tongan rights group calls on government to finally fulfil its obligations under the Committee on the Rights of the Child. Audio

The ringleader of what police say was a plot to execute a random Australian and behead them on camera, was a drug-abusing brothel tout with underworld connections. Mohammad Ali Baryalei is Australia's… Audio

The United States is launching air and missile strikes against Islamic State strongholds in Syria, with Arab allies backing it up. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party is aiming to be an effective opposition once parliament resumes for the first time in eight years. Audio

Newly elected President of Vanuatu, Fr Baldwin Lonsdale calls for unity and peace in the nation. Audio

Fiji's Bainimarama is sworn in as the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

Guam looks at implementing more measure to control a little fire ant infestation on the island. Audio

A refugee advocate says the ends of Canberra's asylum seeker processing policy do not justify the means. Audio

Hurricanes rugby players will visit Vanuatu in November to spread anti-domestic violence message. Audio

Oxfam New Zealand, Executive Director reflects on partnerships in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Frank Bainimarama who has been running Fiji since staging a coup in 2006 is now the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

The Vanuatu government has poured cold water on reports of a deal between a New Caledonian and a Chinese company to build a one-billion US dollar nickel plant in Vanuatu. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party says it will appeal up to three of the petitions it filed against July's general election results which were thrown out by the High Court. Audio

Samoa's Land Corporation is relocated today and its old premises will be turned into a hotel. Audio

The French government has put in new measures to strengthen the process of compensating victims of French nuclear testing in Polynesia. Audio

A well known newspaper publisher launches a Tonga's newest radio station says he hopes the talk based network will help people become more politically engaged in the build up to November's general… Audio

Le Mamea receives Alumni Award from Waikato University for his contribution to education in Samoa and New Zealand. Audio

Jim Pinckney reviews the slinky psychedelia of Wildest Dreams, the new project of U.K. stalwart DJ Harvey, who has jumped from punk, to disco, to techno throughout his career. Audio