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Groundwork for another Pacific chapter of Operation Render Safe in Bougainville. Audio

A Vanuatu pastor is supporting calls for harsher penalties for women who kill their babies after birth, but says the fathers also need to be held accountable. Audio

A rapidly spreading viral conjunctivitis known as pink eye has infected more than 300 people in Samoa. Audio

A group of Auckland educators say the government is not doing enough to help Pacific students prosper at preschools, and is in danger of repeating past mistakes made with Te Reo Maori. Audio

A new programme in Fiji is training people to provide basic healthcare to residents in squatter settlements. Audio

An American Samoa senator is calling for discussion on the health status of the territory's representative in the US congress. Audio

Archaelogists believe they may have answered how the chicken crossed the Pacific, and it could help form a pattern of human migration. Audio

Divisions emerging in PNG government over fiscal management as Prime Minister Peter O'Neill pushes for a controversial loan. Audio

An opposition MP says the Marshall Islands government deliberately attempted to usurp the constitution and laws of the country with its nomination to UNESCO of a Lebanese official. Audio

Vanuatu's council of women is rejecting a call from a Tanna chief for stricter penalties on mothers who kill their newborn babies. Audio

More views being sought on what should replace the region's document for closer integration, the Pacific Plan. Audio

After a year of financial problems in Solomon Islands football, the country's domestic winners, Solomon Warriors, are hoping to provide some good news in the Oceania Champions League. Audio

Nauru opposition MP, Roland Kun, says the Justice Minister should step down following controversial judicial reshuffle. Audio

Situation gets desperate for some nurses in Vanuatu who haven't been paid in over three months. Audio

Setting up a television station on Bougainville as a medium for getting information to the people is a high priority for the regional member of Papua New Guinea's autonomous province. Audio

Young women from all around Fiji meet in Suva to decide on the key issues they want raised in the lead-up to the elections promised for September. Audio

The Free West Papua campaign is calling on the Papuan people to boycott this year's elections. Audio

88-page epic love poem by John Pule to be published in a new edition by Canterbury University Press. Audio

More work needs to be done post-elections in the Pacific to ensure Pacific countries do not remain at the bottom globally for gender equality in politics. Audio

It's hoped the recent appointment of land commissioners in Niue will help move land disputes through court more quickly. Audio

The Fiji Olympic Committee is pleased at the decision to lift a ban on its athletes competing at the Commonwealth Games but faces a scramble to be ready in time, while team sports including sevens are… Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio

New Zealand-born Samoan photographer Greg Semu awarded Creative New Zealand artist residency in Berlin. Audio

Dalo farmers on Fiji's Taveuni island receive aid to boost soil quality and improve export production. Audio

Cook Islands opposition party want to know why a Chinese vessel was let go despite the discovery of shark fins onboard. Audio