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Engineers from The Netherlands have been in Kiribati checking out the feasibility of building up parts of the atolls to help deal with rising seas. Audio

Listed software company Diligent Board Services has received a takeover offer from an American private equity and venture capital company, Insight Venture Partners. Audio

Refugee advocates and a local MP have disputed the Papua New Guinea government's claims about resettlement of refugees held on Manus Island. Audio

Samoa goes to the polls early next month but few changes are expected from the more than 30 year dominance of the country's political life by the Human Rights Protection Party. Audio

A new submarine cable for internet communication for Polynesian countries could be laid by 2018. Audio

A new trade report has found the most important export market for Fiji is now its neighbours. Audio

Samoa's sevens rugby coach takes the heat for speaking out about travel concerns. Audio

Pacific island countries agree to offer the United States a modified deal to resolve the tuna treaty breakdown. Audio

Vanuatu's new prime minister Charlot Salwai says it's his priority to forge unity among the country's politicians at all levels to work together for the good of the country. Audio

The Cook Islands prime minister Henry Puna says he will not suspend his deputy Teariki Heather while he is being investigated by the Financial Intelligence Unit. Audio

An NGO that's been working in drought affected Papua New Guinea, says the government's system of distributing food relief is erratic. Audio

Vanuatu elects a new prime minister as the parliament meets for the first time since last month's snap electon. Audio

More than 30,000 people in French Polynesia have signed a petition urging a local referendum on French weapon tests carried out in the South Pacific between 1966 and 1996. Audio

A recent study by the United Nations Population Fund says many adolescents in the Pacific are having sex before marriage, but face a dangerous dearth of information and services. Audio

The new head of the Leadership Code Commission in Solomon Islands is calling for legislative change so that leaders can be held more accountable. Audio

The Milky Way has always been too bright to let astronomers see all the galaxies behind it but new Australian led research and technology has helped change that. Audio

The chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve Janet Yellen says tightening financial conditions driven by falling stock prices, uncertainty over China and a global reassessment of credit risk could throw the… Audio

The Fiji prime minister Frank Bainimarama wants a new flag by July this year and it seems he'll get it. Audio

The struggle to remove algae from one of the Cook Islands prime attractions, the Muri Lagoon on Rarotonga. Audio

The Fiji government's been lambasted in parliament for secrecy surrounding the arrival of military equipment from Russia. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Catholic Health Services is facing difficulty in accessing drugs to cope with serious TB and malaria problems in Western Province as the government cuts funding. Audio

Three Kiribati parliamentarians will face off in the presidential election set for next month. Audio

Radio Norfolk volunteer says he was sacked for telling the people something they needed to know. Audio

The MP for Manus Open in Papua New Guinea, Ronnie Knight, has warned of growing social problems around the presence of refugees in the community as questions remain over where they will be re-settled… Audio