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Latest visa limits add to problems for Nauru's suspended MPs who are facing legal action. Audio

People in the Marshall Islands are preparing for flooding due to very high tides combined with a storm brewing in the area. Audio

The leader of the opposition in Fiji says the country is back in the grip of the military after two military men were appointed to key state roles last week. Audio

As illegal weapons flow into Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands province, police there say it's unlikely they'll retrieve firearms used in two recent, deadly attacks. Audio

As a result of cyclone Winston Fiji's kava growers are being forced to bring all their crop to market. Audio

The Netherlands government notes progress in a community policing programme it is funding in West Papua and takes stock of central problems around the involvement of West Papuans in development. Audio

Tonga's government says it will pay compensation over the death of a New Zealander in a Nuku'alofa police cell. Audio

About two million of PNG's population remain affected by a drought which began in the middle of last year. Audio

The rating's agency, Standard and Poors, says New Zealand's banking system is stable -- but faces some risks. Audio

The Marshall Islands is the latest Pacific Island country pulling out all the stops to try to prevent pregnant women from contracting the zika virus. Audio

12 new school buildings in Tonga's Ha'apai group which have been rebuilt to be more climate resilient are now in full use, two years after Cyclone Ian struck the islands. Audio

The World Health Organisation says betel nut use is on the rise in the Pacific and they're encouraging countries to raise awareness and consider policy level efforts. Audio

Samoa's prime minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi says his Human Rights Protection Party's resounding election win reflects public satisfaction that his government has delivered on its promises. Audio

Pacific islanders are suffering higher rates of cervical cancer, while betel nut use is driving up oral and throat cancers in the region. Audio

The medical aid NGO, Medicins Sans Frontieres, is calling on the PNG government or aid donors to provide improved long term help for the survivors of family and sexual violence. Audio

A new report says seabed mining could see Papua New Guinea reap economic benefits of 80 million US dollars over two years. Audio

The Governor of Oro Province Gary Juffa has accused Papua New Guinea's government of ignoring rampant illegal logging across the country, saying logging companies can operate in the country however… Audio

PNG Hunters rugby league coach Michael Marum is now in charge of the national team as well. Audio

Lawyers for French Polynesia's disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, are reportedly considering an appeal against a ruling that would prevent him from standing for office at the next election. Audio

The Fiji sevens team are hoping to put some smiles on the faces of people back home this weekend, following the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

The tourism industry in Fiji has wasted no time in banding together to pull overseas visitors back in the wake of Cyclone Winston. Audio

Political reform is an overriding concern for the new Vanuatu government in a list of policies and activities to be achieved in its first 100 days in office, released this week. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency says United States vessels are to resume tuna fishing in the region in a matter of days, thanks to what it says is extraordinary effort by Pacific Island countries. Audio