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Panguna landowner chairman says the Bougainville Government is going about the reconciliation process in the wrong way. Audio

Four candidates now running for American Samoa congressional race, including former governor, Togiola Tulafono. Audio

A development economist in the Cook Islands says depopulation will continue to occur there until the government starts funding infrastucture and industries in the outer islands. Audio

Women in Fiji to learn how to influence social change beyond just the community level. Audio

A new report on a controversial Tongan plane could see New Zealand accept it. Audio

Calls for a University of the South Pacific student's scholarship, which was taken away because of his association with politics, to be immediately reinstated. Audio

The Prime Minister of New Zealand's three day visit to Samoa ends with tourism pledge of almost one million US dollars. Audio

The leader of a Fiji political group which claims the same name as the regime-backed party says they will fight the election under a variation of the Fiji First name. Audio

Financial experts from around the Pacific region meet in Fiji to discuss the development of stable banking and stock market activity. Audio

Australia NRL team St George Illawarra sent a team of scouts to Samoa to test out the country's local rugby league talent, with an eye to forming a long-term partnership. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community is urging governments in the region to reduce the number of deaths from cigarette smoking by putting up taxes. Audio

The Australian Government cuts funding to the country's Refugee Council, despite commitments made in the Budget. Audio

A World Bank agency has unveiled a programme to get affordable electricity to remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Audio

It's Samoa's 52nd Independence anniversary since becoming the first Pacific Island to become independent in 1962. Audio

Damien Kingsbury from Australia's Deakin University speaks about the Indonesian President's legacy on West Papua and what may be in store with his successor. Audio

The Pacific Netball Series returns to Rarotonga this week with more games and more to play for. Audio

Doctors in Papua New Guinea say the country's health services are continuing to deteriorate. Audio

Fiji's Fairtrade sugar sticks up for the brand despite union calls for its removal. Audio

The president of the Fiji Law Society says decrees which control rules around the elections process, suggest the current regime is hell-bent on retaining power. Audio

The Nouvelles de Tahiti daily closes after 57 years of publication after incurring losses. Audio

Author looks at how the anti-nuclear movement galvanised widespread people power in the Pacific during the 1980s. Audio

Winiata Morunga was 20 years old and his intended bride, Doreen Beasley was 18 when they first met at a cousins wedding in Omanaia early 1950's . He was the best man, she was a bridesmaid. So far so… Audio

The Fat Lady has sung and the curtain has come down on the Hawke's Bay Opera House in Hastings. Earthquake strengthening rules means this heritage building has had to close and almost all of the… Audio

An Australian human rights lawyer is calling for an commission of inquiry type investigation into the violence in the Manus Island asylum seeker camp. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says delay tactics are being deployed by the regime despite the elections due in just over three months. Audio