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The Governor of Papua New Guinea's National Capital District says there's a possibility betel nut sales could eventually be re-introduced into the city, but only under strict conditions. Audio

Qualifying places up for grabs at Oceania Sevens Championship. Audio

Critics of Fiji's new constitution says the country's judiciary is easy prey to political influence and amendments are needed to safe-guard it. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans organisation worried about safety of workers hired to fix monitoring system at the disused Moruroa nuclear weapons test site. Audio

The budget impasse in the United States which has necessitated a government shutdown, has impacted American territories in the Pacific. Audio

Public service unions in Fiji have made a claim for a similar pay increase to that received by the country's top civil servants. Audio

The Vanuatu Free West Papua Association has welcomed the Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations Assembly, where he highlighted the plight of West Papuans. Audio

The chairperson of Transparency Solomon Islands says many politicians have lost sight of the people who vote for them, with the period immediately following elections described as being the critical… Audio

French Polynesia establishes High Council to vet local laws. Audio

Probe into allegations of corruption at Samoa's Tafaigata Prison reveals conditions of overcrowding and inmates being sent to work to stay with some senior police officers. Audio

The Vanuatu Cultural Centre hopes local designers and tailors can use clothing to bridge a cultural gap between ni-Vanuatu people and Chinese immigrants. Audio

PNG anti-corruption group urges institutional strengthening. Audio

Solomon Islands civil society groups are accusing the government of trying to stop them from speaking out against it. Audio

Those who are reflecting on the devastating tsunami four years ago, say emotions and memories from that day are still fresh in their minds. Audio

Uncertainty prevails over the future of seven West Papuan asylum seekers deported by Australia to PNG. Audio

Hosts Tahiti finish fourth at the Beach Soccer World Cup after an agonising penalty shoot-out defeat to Brazil in the bronze playoff. Audio

The Fiji authorities are set to begin registering voters abroad, starting in New Zealand, for elections promised for 2014. Audio

Save the Children is providing schooling for children in Australia's camp for asylum seekers on Nauru. Audio

A Vanuatu researcher says there are fears discord between niVanuatu and new Chinese immigrants could lead to riots, and heightened discrimination and racism. Audio

Palau women inspired to run for local and national elections after the Mock Congress for Women. Audio

A serious message about the very survival of their identify accompanies the first-ever Tuvalu Language Week. Audio

The Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum says the organisation remains the premier regional grouping, but must keep evolving to stay relevant. Audio

American writer best known for her 2006 bestseller Eat, Pray, Love. Her new novel is The Signature of All Things. Audio

Final chance for players to impress ahead of Rugby League World Cup. Audio

The head of Investment in Solomon Islands says more foreign investors are needed to help upskill indigenous business people. Audio