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The chair of the Solomon Islands' Chamber of Commerce and Industry is calling on government and the public sector to focus on creating 10,000 jobs every year. Audio

New Zealand's Maori Party has included and amnesty for overstayers as as one of its policies for Pacific peoples, in the lead up to the general election. Audio

The Ulu of Tokelau says it is for the government to make decisions and not public servants. Audio

A Papua New Guinea writer says he doubts there is enough political will to create the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Audio

An emeritus Oxford professor of refugee law says Australia has painted itself into a corner by refusing to resettle maritime arrivals. Audio

Kathryn Ryan talks to the former Mayor of Baltimore, Governor of Maryland and 2016 US Presidential candidate Martin O'Malley. He is in New Zealand to talk to civic leaders and Government about… Audio

Transparency International Papua New Guinea says questions remain over a suspicious land deal involving at least two government ministers. Audio

The police in Samoa have assured local journalists that they will still be available to answer questions, despite the end of weekly media conferences. Audio

A group in is hoping its initiative to provide free condoms in nightclubs, bars and motels will help in the fight against sexually transmitted diseases. Audio

An online taxation system is to be trialled in Solomon Islands for possible use across the Pacific. Audio

Protests continued on Manus this week as Australia's High Court confirmed the legal status of the detention centre while Canberra continue moves to close it down. Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister is being urged to make good on his promise to hold an inquiry into a suspicious land deal involving two of his ministers. Audio

An Australian academic says both the Papua New Guinea and Bougainville governments should sit down and sort out concerns over funding. Audio

A Hawai'i-based scientist says strict quarantine procedures have stopped the spread of a disease that kills native 'ohi a trees. Audio

Following the recent movement of the Cook Islands in the process of decriminalising homosexuality, there are still a handful of Pacific nations that view homosexuality as a crime. Audio

The Solomon Islands' Chamber of Commerce has expressed regret over the withdrawal of the Japanese mining giant Sumitomo. Audio

The RNZB’s Romeo & Juliet choreographed by outgoing artistic director Francesco Ventriglia had its world premiere last night at the St James in Wellington before heading on a nationwide tour. Is it to… Audio

The chief medical officer for Public Health in Tonga is warning against complacency towards lymphatic filariasis, which has finally been eliminated from the kingdom. Audio

A by-election on Mangaia in the Cook Islands to choose successor for former prime minister. Audio

The Crown has settled cases of medical mistreatment and neglect in the past, so a class action against Southern DHB "may be possible," Christchurch lawyer Grant Cameron says. Video, Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's Enga province say they are enforcing a truce between tribes who have been fighting over the recent Kandep election. Audio

The director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme says there is growing political awareness of the importance of weather services in the Pacific. Audio

Tokelau's suspended general manager of public service says last year's controversial purchase of helicopters was self-funded by the territory and had nothing to do with New Zealand. Audio

Australia outlines closer ties to the region amid Pacific Islands Forum review of its security Audio