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More than a decade after Niue lost its old museum in a cyclone, preparations are underway to build a new cultural centre to help preserve the country's heritage. Audio

Kiwi expat Jonathan Clark has photographed the Burning Man festival for years, where people go to ‘party like it’s the end of the world’. Audio, Gallery

Samoa's suspended Police chief is due in court next monday to answer to a raft of criminal charges. Audio

Landowners in Papua New Guinea's Hela province are demanding direct participation in the LNG gas project. This comes as a petition by a Beneficiary Group comprising project-affected landowners and… Audio

The father of Vilikesa Soko says the prison sentences of his son's assailants are lenient. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says further refinement of business registrations in Solomon Islands should foster economic activity and create more jobs all over the country. Audio

A Samoan-Welsh New Zealander has become an unlikely and accidental voice for Pacific climate change awareness. Audio

Famous emperor penguin Happy Feet’s carer, veterinarian Lisa Argilla, talks about her plans for a new wildlife hospital in Dunedin. Audio, Gallery

The backers of a new political grouping in Fiji aim to unite opposition voices under one banner. Audio

Tonga's democratically elected government, the first in its history, is now two years into a four year term, but it remains concerned at its ability to implement its programme. Audio

Girls on the Vanuatu island of Tanna are missing up to a week of school a month because of the difficulty in dealing with menstruation. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government is planning to get its Pacific Marine Industrial Zone project up and running in Madang Province in the first quarter of 2017. Audio

UN Women Markets for Change Forum in Nadi aims at improving lives and livelihoods of the predominantly female market vendors in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Audio

Fiji's appointment as a co-chair of next year's UN Climate Change Conference is good news for the region, according to the Pacific Community. Audio

In a first for Fiji the European Union has agreed to transfer funds directly to the Government to help strengthen its sugar and agriculture sectors. Audio

A demonstration was staged in front of an Indonesian naval ship in Auckland on Sunday as a protest against military involvement in West Papua. Audio

The Solomon Islands police say a reward offer of up to $US12,000 is necessary to catch those responsible for attacking a boat. Audio

PNG U20s score first ever World Cup goal. Audio

Cellophonia, a celebration of cellos, was held at the New Zealand School of Music this past week, attracting some big names, including special guest international cellist Alvin Wong. He’s been running… Video, Audio

People smuggling operations from Indonesia to Australia are dormant, according to the IOM. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says a series of workshops to teach the region's police officers about the seriousness of domestic violence is starting to have a positive effect. Audio

A health association in Kiribati is successfully helping to change negative attitudes towards sexual health and rights and the use of contraceptives. Audio

Tonga's sole woman MP is putting forward a private bill to reserve seats for women in Parliament. Audio

Work is underway on Tonga's main island, Tongatapu, to restore a critical important lagoon. Audio

A new Pasifika restaurant offering in Auckland aims to raise funds from the local community it aims to serve. Audio