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

Last Tuesday marked the third anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear power reactor disaster in Japan. Wayne takes a fresh look at this on-going global health threat, and Finlay follows up with Dr Tilman… Audio

A Fiji politician and women's rights advocate Roshika Deo says she's been motivated to keep going with her campaign to get elected after winning an international award. Audio

A new coalition has been set up in Papua New Guinea with the aim of encouraging women in business right down to the grass roots level. Audio

NGOs say better policies and community-led development is needed to alleviate hardship, which affects between 20 and 40 percent of households across the Pacific. Audio

A women's theatre company in Solomon Islands that performs shows with an anti-violence message is starting to garner international interest. Audio

A student leader in Papua New Guinea says students will not return to class until a former vice chancellor is re-instated. Audio

The same guards responsible for the killing of an asylum seeker in Papua New Guinea, and the brutal beating of 77 others, are set to be re-introduced to the compound. Audio

Nauru's chief justice Geoffrey Eames has resigned, saying New Zealand and Australia should have taken a tougher stance over serious breaches of the rule of law in Nauru. Audio

The opposition in the Marshall Islands says the government can't explain why it nominated a Lebanese official to UNESCO without checking his credentials first. Audio

PNA member countries are meeting this week to divide funds and address differences. Audio

A political party in Fiji plans to start transporting young people to voter registration centres to boost youth enrolment for the elections. Audio

Two political parties whose leaders have been sacked from key roles by Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill remain committed to the ruling coalition. Audio

An advocate for families in American Samoa says the Fono's passing of a Bill criminalising human trafficking is a mighty leap for justice. Audio

More people in Niue are taking up lawn bowls after a new club was opened on the Island at the end of last year. Audio

The Vanuatu government says nurses pay will return to normal by end of week, but nurses are still unsure of future.

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The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio

Veteran and 'visionary' resort-owner moving on after decades in Fiji. Audio

NZ organisation launches first Pasifika-focussed suicide prevention programme. Audio

Researchers use isotope testing to find out what ancient Polynesian people the Lapita ate in their diet. Audio

New Fiji military commander bodes well for country but questions remain. Audio

Australian senate inquiry into Manus asylum seeker camp may be hampered by a lack of jurisdiction. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum advisor on the Pacific Plan says the want public input to further narrow down the documents objectives. Audio

SPC says the number of dengue fever outbreaks in the Paific over the past year is unprecedented and more research needs to be done into its cause. Audio

Water pollution in the main port in Solomon Islands is causing health problems and overwhelming the Honiara Council which is calling for help. Audio