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Vanuatu government pledges huge commitment towards meeting the education needs of a population that is 80% rural. Audio

A media project planned to take place in Fiji is unlikely to go ahead following a dispute between Fiji's Media Industry Development Authority and an Australian journalist. Audio

Small businesses in the Pacific that find it hard to get going with start-up costs and accessing finance will soon be hearing about new options. Audio

None of French Polynesia's main political parties has managed to make any substantial gains in the municipal elections. Audio

Politics has always been a big part of Morning Report ..during his time at Radio New Zealand, Geoff anchored election night coverage in 1981, 1984, 1987, and 1990. Audio

Australia lobbies more Pacific Island nations to help "shoulder the burden" of its asylum seeker issue. Audio

The newly elected leader of Fiji's National Federation Party, Biman Prasad, has challenged the leader of the Fiji regime, Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama, to an economic debate before the election. Audio

After attending the International Teaching Summit held in New Zealand last weekend, Samoa's Minister of Education believes their system is on the right track. Audio

Marshall Islands President has named new finance minister, following fallout over UNESCO nomination. Audio

UFDF says Bainimarama should be held accountable for his apparent breach of the Political Parties Decree. Audio

Human Rights Watch is calling for the ILO to enact a Commission of Inquiry into Labour Rights in Fiji. Audio

World Health Oganisation aims to completely eliminate the highly contagious skin disease yaws in Vanuatu following a successful campaign in the province of Tafea. Audio

A guide to cultivating sandalwood trees in Vanuatu has been published with support from the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research. Audio

In the aftermath of Saturday's demonstrations against the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), Wayne looks at its implications and Wallace follows up with the Nurses Organisation's Marilyn… Audio

Fiji Islands Council of Trade Unions wants to see a Commission of Inquiry into labour rights in the country as soon as possible. Audio

Fiji aiming for cancer treatment facility in three years, and seeks international donors. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says the zika virus is likely to spread throughout the Pacific for a number of years. Audio

The opposition in Nauru says the government is squarely to blame for the decision of an off-shore bank to downgrade its involvement in Nauru. Audio

CCF is welcoming planned independent media monitoring unit, but says it's unclear whether it will work in practice. Audio

Tonga's Minister of Education is hoping to pick up some useful tips from a New Zealand school to help improve regressing education in Tonga. Audio

The chief executive of the Hawke's Bay Regional Investment Company Andrew Newman is with us. Audio

WHO says the region-wide dengue outbreak is putting a strain on public health systems in resources and finances. Audio

Women in Papua are being trained to play a greater role in elections. Audio

The Fiji Olympic Committee decides not to boycott the Glasgow Commonwealth Games despite not being able to send teams in netball and rugby sevens. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says the Electoral Commission should question Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama for flouting the law around political parties. Audio