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The head of the New Zealand branch of UNICEF says there are grave concerns about the health and education of people in flood-affected areas of Fiji. Audio

Niue's largest internet provider will switch off its service on Monday after a dispute with the government over free access. Audio

The rural services town of Oamaru is hoping to provide the model for integration of Pasifika communities in New Zealand with a new initiative. Audio

A glaring division has opened up in Papua New Guinea's police force amid fallout over a major fraud case involving the prime minister Peter O'Neill. The head of the police anti-corruption unit, Mathew… Audio

Vanuatu tourism will be launching a major marketing push in New Zealand and Australia to coincide with today's completion of emergency repairs to the country's international airport. Audio

The Fiji Employment Minister is in Australia to seek an expansion of its seasonal worker programme and follow up on claims of worker exploitation. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum is looking at decommissioning the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands in September this year. Audio

Following her visit to Fiji, the head of the International Trade Centre says climate change is having a big impact on the ability of Pacific farmers to supply markets. Audio

The Solomon Islands ministry of environment says a major spill-over at the Gold Ridge mine tailings dam has been brought under control. Audio

New Zealand workshops on improving Pacific fisheries management seen as worthwhile. Audio

A New Zealand NGO working with remote Pacific Island communities says creating sustainble livelihoods could help stop exploitation. Audio

Bougainville's president says the region needs foreign investors but some on the island remain opposed. Audio

This week's demonstrations in Indonesia's Papua region in support for the United Liberation Movement for West Papua were a sign of widespread support for integration with the wider Melanesian… Audio

The head of Indonesia's leading human rights organisation, KONTRAS, has described how the nation is in a type of denial about festering rights issues in Papua region. Audio

An expert on Micronesia says a push from Chuuk to break away from the Federated States of Micronesia is a short-sighted concept. Audio

Fiji sugar industry chief Abdul Khan has urged sugar farmers to grit their teeth after a devastating few weeks for the industry. Audio

The Cook Islands prime minister says a fishing deal with the EU is yet to be signed but he says his government's aim is to ensure that any fishing is done sustainably. Audio

The latest developments in the increasingly murky case involving allegations of corruption around the prime minister of Papua New Guinea. Audio

A security analyst says leaked documents showing several Pacific Island countries to be tax havens have come as little surprise. Audio

The head of a Pacific fisheries body is delighted at an apparent change of heart over the worth of its Vessel Day Scheme for managing its purse seine fishery. Audio

Reformed Vanuatu land laws are finally being implemented after a year of delays as the Lands Minister Ralph Regenvanu talks about handing over the first negotiator certificates over lease applications… Audio

The Cook Islands Rugby Union explain why they appointed a new women's sevens coach for June's Olympic qualifying tournament. Audio

Papua New Guinea's anti-fraud and corruption unit has been homing in on the country's Prime Minister in its battle to investigate high-level corruption. Audio

Pacific fisheries leaders gather in NZ to hear how this country's catch based management system works. Audio

Tourism officials in Tonga say the kingdom's domestic air service needs to improve significantly if it is to take full advantage of an increase in international capacity. Audio