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Niue is pushing for 150 soldiers to be recognised for their service in the First World War. Audio

Two senior Vanuatu politicians, jailed for corruption 18 months ago, have been freed on parole. But their cases are far from over. Audio

Kava still has untapped potential to bring economic benefits for Pacific. Audio

Significant uncertainty remains about the job security for thousands of American Samoa government employees, following announcements about funding cuts by the new US administration of Donald Trump. Audio

A woman with a long involvement in whale watching in Tonga's Vava'u is hoping there will be fewer boats licenced to provide the service this year. Audio

French Polynesia's tourism authority says a recent spate of high-profile visits is some of the best PR they could have wished for. Audio

Palau's Chamber of Commerce says property values are going up rapidly and locals are reportedly being offered suitcases of cash for their land. Audio

Two more Tongan workers have been sent home from Recognised Seasonal Employment in New Zealand, triggering calls for better vetting in the scheme. Audio

A Tongan academic says he hopes to see kava more commonly used to combat mental illness among Pacific people. Audio

Labourers in the Northern Mariana Islands continued to protest last week, prompting Imperial Pacific International to consider legal action. Audio

A new book features what is considered some of the best commentary on Pacific life in New Zealand. Audio

PACER Plus negotiations have concluded with New Zealand saying the regional agreement is as much about development as it is about trade. Audio

French territories ready for election to replace President Francois Hollande. Audio

Tonga is the first Pacific island country to share detailed state-owned enterprises and other key information online. Audio

The 19 Nauruans charged in connection with an anti-government protests nearly two years ago are seeking a temporary stay on their trial. Audio

An expert on Chinese foreign aid says China is learning lessons about how to deliver aid through ventures like the Cook islands Te Mato Vai water project. Audio

The leader of Fiji's National Federation Party Biman Prasad says having a former government minister join his party is significant. Audio

The biggest Tokelau festival in the world took place in New Zealand over the Easter weekend for the seventeenth time. Audio, Gallery

A double jeopardy defence could apply in the new trial of the Manus Island refugee who escaped to Fiji, Loghman Sawari. Audio

A former Australian soldier turned trek leader, Reg Yates, wants to see more and more people experience the vast number of tracks that can be walked across Papua New Guinea. Audio

Efforts by Fiji to get a team in Australia's domestic New South Wales rugby league competition has gained momentum with the possibility of government funding. Audio

Too many apples, but not enough rubber or potatoes. Supply and demand problems caused by World War II feature in Sarah Johnston's look at historic radio ads from the 1940s, part of Sellebration - an… Audio, Gallery

An asylum seeker detained on Manus Island says he thought he was going die during the Good Friday attack on the detention centre by officers of the PNG navy. Audio

A former minister in Fiji who's joined the opposition says his new party better represents what he stands for. Audio