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New Pacific Mini Games CEO says event is on track. Audio

Peter Griffin has tech news with an update on Apple's tax bill and what it could mean for New Zealand's tech sector. And how GST is about to bite on imported digital goods. Audio

Chris Smith with the latest science news and this week a new drug that seems to prevent, and could even reverse, the plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Audio

Hawaii is hosting the world's largest conservation meeting, with the International Union for the Conservation of Nature holding its World Conservation Congress under the theme of "Planet at the… Audio

The Papua New Guinea resident co-ordinator for the United Nations System says the agency wants to help raise further awareness about the peace process in Bougainville. Audio

A cross party delegation of British MPs has called on Australia to review its decision to remove the autonomy of Norfolk Island. Audio

There are calls for more police deployments to Papua New Guinea's Hela province where inter-tribal fighting has flared in and around the provincial capital Tari over the past week. Audio

As a deadline looms in the trade dispute between Papua New Guinea and Fiji, PNG's Chamber of Commerce dismisses Fiji's concerns over biosecurity arrangements between the two countries as ridiculous. Audio

An anti-logging NGO in Papua New Guinea says a court victory for a landowner group who sought to overturn controversial land leases wouldn't have had to happen if the government just did something. Audio

Police in Tonga say crime has been falling around the capital since it launch an operation five weeks ago to crackdown on alcohol-related offences. Audio

A music education could open up career paths for Pasifika students but it isn't taught in Fiji's secondary schools. Audio

The chair of Transparency International in Papua New Guinea says there was always a feeling that university student leaders would cop the blame for disturbances on campus which came amid a six-week… Audio

A former secretary of justice in Nauru, David Lambourne, says passports cannot be withdrawn on the basis of alleged past conduct. Audio

A search is underway for treasures from Pitcairn Island which have migrated abroad along with Pitcairn's diaspora. Audio

A former resident magistrate on Nauru says the latest actions of the island's government are bewildering. Audio

A New Zealand academic says there is a need for Pacific leaders to develop a new approach to regional issues at their summit next month. Audio

Limited access to up to date statistics in the Marshall Islands is hindering the government's response to poverty. Audio

Two members of Tonga's cabinet believe the government will stand strong in the face of continued threats of a no-confidence motion. Audio

Pacific countries are aiming to sign off on a proposed free trade agreement with Australia and New Zealand before the end of the year. Audio

The mystery of how a baby sea lion managed to find its way to a remote French Polynesian island has everyone there guessing. Audio

A former president of Nauru says the government has cancelled his visa to prevent him from seeking urgent medical treatment overseas. Audio

Trade ministers from 16 Pacific Islands Forum countries have agreed to the legal text of the proposed PACER Plus regional free trade agreement. Audio

A Tongan Noble Representative is leading the charge for Tonga implement a number of anti-corruption measures by the end of the year. Audio

A new airline that will start flying between Samoa and American Samoa from this week, also has plans for more Pacific connections. Audio

DNA experts are to investigate a collection of 18th century pigtails believed to be from the Bounty mutineers who settled Pitcairn Island in the 1700s. Audio