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After two months of student protests, the University of Papua New Guinea has cancelled the academic year. Audio

Leaders from the Small Island States of the Pacific Islands Forum have adopted a new strategy to ensure their vulnerabilities are addressed. Audio

More doors are opening for Pacific farmers with the use of coconut oil now a growing trend in health and beauty markets worldwide. Audio

Guam is expected to decide within weeks whether or not to hold a referendum on the future of its political status. Audio

The kava industry is feeling the strain as the popularity of kava grows in the Pacific region and beyond. Audio

The Nauru opposition MP and former president, Sprent Dabwido, suspects the government has intervened to stifle his election campaign. Audio

A World Health Organisation official says Pacific rates of diabetes are two to three times the global average. Audio

Pacific women in New Zealand are finding it tough to get ahead in the labour market. Audio

Pacific clubs are encouraged by changes made to Oceania's premier club football competition. Audio

Fury in Bougainville at the way mining giant Rio Tinto distributes its shares in Bougainville Copper ltd. Audio

Pacific partners in the food industry say more open doors to export internationally will help put the region on the map. Audio

A new book shows Pacific farmers and foresters examples of how to adapt to climate change over the next 70 or so years. Audio

Workers affected by the nuclear tests in French Polynesia say they will continue to hold the French Government accountable over the impact. Audio

The author of a new book which documents traditional methods of growing yam says the book has preserved indigenous crop planting knowledge valuable to farmers in the region. Audio

The doctors' union in PNG and church leaders in Morobe province are echoing student calls for the Prime Minister to step aside. Audio

The remote regions of the Marshall Islands are receiving much needed relief this week after being hit by drought conditions since late last year. Audio

The highest polling woman candidate in Tonga's last election says she'll be calling on the help of her New Zealand mentor to help fight the next election. Audio

Despite strong opposition over the past year Australia will today complete its removal of autonomy from Norfolk Island. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says Papua New Guinea's medium term economic outlook is fairly strong but further re-prioritisation of expenditure would help the government ease pressure from rising debt… Audio

Lack of consultation over changes to governance systems is being blamed for instability in Melanesia. Audio

A new trade partnership between a New Zealand company and its Pacific partners could see more food products from the region sold in New Zealand stores. Audio

A Church leader and a Member of Parliament in Papua New Guinea say student protesters risk losing public support if they don't resume their studies. Audio