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Incentives for Pacific doctors and strategies for tackling health issues have been workshopped in New Zealand this week. Audio

The leader of Bougainville's Me-ekamui rebel group, Chris Uma, says the spat over shares in Bougainville Copper Ltd, BCL, is of no consequence. Audio

An American is trying to help troubled youths in Tonga by getting them into skateboarding. Audio

Peter Hoar reviews the APO’s Bach Collage where acclaimed UK conductor Stephen Layton directed a programme of works by Bach along with modern works by Arvo Part, a composer inspired by Bach.   Audio

New Zealand and Australia have been urged to come up with a joint plan to deal with asylum seekers without putting them through detention at a protest in Wellington. Audio

There's a tone of reconciliation in Papua New Guinea as the academic year resumes after disruptions at the country's three main universities. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government's 2016 PNG Mid-year Economic and Fiscal Outlook shows a collapse in revenue for a second consecutive year. On the back of this, an economist says the government's… Audio

Samoa is poised to win the country's first ever Olympic medal. Audio

Pacific women are often painted as victims first and decision makers second in the aftermath of disasters. UN Women says few Pacific women speak on disaster management and even less are listened to. 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 late 1700s. Audio

The Pacific sporting community is mourning the death of Vanuatu sports administrator Joe Carlo. The former CEO of the 2017 Pacific Mini Games served as President of the Vanuatu Olympic Committee for… Audio

Reconciliation is the focus for students at the University of Papua New Guinea who are preparing for the resumption of the academic year next week after months of disruptions at the Waigani campus… Audio

Nearly a month of political bargaining could result in a motion of no confidence in the Tongan Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva next week. Audio

Oxfam New Zealand is supporting the call for no decision to be made on the Pacific's proposed trade deal PACER-Plus. Audio

New resources have been created for children in Fiji suffering from trauma after TC Winston. The books feature real stories from Fijian children, and it is hoped that the children will be able to… Audio

American Samoa's director of the Office of Political Status, Constitutional Review and Federal Relations says the territory is not yet ready for a change of its political status. Audio

Regional trade unions have raised concerns about the lack of representation of workers at the inaugural Pacific labour meeting which takes place this week in Christchurch. Audio

Fledgling political parties and independents outside Papua New Guinea's political establishment are likely to be disadvantaged by plans to hike the nomination fee for election candidates, according to… Audio

A commercial vegetable grower on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands is recycling canola oil as fuel for its vehicles. Audio

Bougainville's president has been taken to task by the MP representing Central Bougainville in the Papua New Guinea Government over the escalating argument concerning mining company shares. Audio

People on Fiji's devastated Koro Island are foraging for wild food, milling their own timber and sewing fishing nets out of vines to survive six months after Cyclone Winston. Audio

Tens of thousands of people in Fiji have turned out to welcome home the country's Olympic champion sevens team. Audio, Gallery

An ongoing tourism research exercise in the Cook Islands shows the need for the country to move from attracting greater numbers to having people stay longer and spend more. Audio

Delegates from around the South Pacific are taking back new lessons and strategies to help tackle policing issues in their home countries. Audio

The vision of former New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk continues through a trust in his name. Audio