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Fiji, Samoa and Tonga have all faced various problems on and off the field in preparation for the Wellington Sevens. Audio

Huge naval exercise to improve response to Pacific disasters. Audio

Cook Islands company halts sales of its diesel after the fuel found to be high in sulphur and potentially damaging for modern pickup trucks. Audio

Samoa's Supreme Court Judge overturns a jury's guilty verdict, acquitting a prisoner of the 2012 murder of a New Zealand man at Tafaigata jail. Audio

The President of Fiji's Trade Union Congress says he is still baffled as to why he and five other unionists were arrested on New Year's Eve in Nadi. Audio

The Catholic Archbishop of Mt Hagen finds much-needed education and services which his diocese helps run in Jiwaka have become a bargaining chip in a compensation claim by landowners. Audio

The former chair of the Fijian Wages Council says the country's new minimum wage will not address deep seeded poverty. Audio

The Marshall Islands prepares to repatriate a Latin American fisherman who washed up after being lost at sea for 13 months. Audio

Twenty women from seven Pacific nations gather in Fiji to find ways to boost women's representation in politics. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands is asking the government to explain to the public what's behind it's decision to settle out of court with the former attorney general, Julian Moti. Audio

Bougainville's leader says the re-opening of the Panguna mine is vital to the province's progress. Audio

The President of Australia's Human Rights Commission has been barred from visiting the asylum seeker processing centre on Nauru as part of an inquiry. Audio

Women from seven Pacific Islands gather to discuss how to boost the representation of women in elected positions in the region. Audio

International unions are calling for a UN investigation into Fiji's labour rights, following the Sheraton strikes in Nadi. Audio

Several thousand Tongans enjoying the benefits of seasonal labour in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

Fiji unions say the government is pandering to business interests in setting a minimum wage which will not help workers out of poverty. Audio

A Spanish-speaking man who says he has been adrift at sea for the last 13 months has arrived in the Marshall Islands capital. Audio

Lynda Chanwai-Earle is at the Wat Buddha Chaya Mahanath Theravada Buddhist Monastery in Island Bay, Wellington to meet a beloved 78-year-old monk who escaped Pol Pot's regime to arrive in New Zealand… Audio

Papau New Guinea's National Capital District is considering a ban on certain plastics in Port Moresby. Audio

A founder of a new project aiming to foster greater participation of Tongan women in agriculture is encouraging people involved in the sector to look for opportunities in regional markets. Audio

The Tongan government says it has approved a cyclone recovery plan that looks at Ha'apai's immediate to long term needs. Audio

Bougainville's President, John Momis, says O'Neill visit brought unity and will improve the ability of the provincial and national governments to collaborate ahead of the referendum on possible… Audio

Australian academic says Papua New Guinea's current population growth rate has 'serious implications' for the country. Audio

Last Wednesday marked the 50th anniversary of a movie that many critics believe to be one of the funniest ever made. Dr Strangelove nevertheless had a serious point to make about the high risks… Audio

Mosquitos carrying zika virus and dengue fever have led to a double epidemic in French Polynesia, with up to half the population becoming unwell over the past three months. Audio