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Wellington's Victoria University has commended four Pasifika students for being among the first from the region to graduate from its international leadership programme. Audio

Vanuatu emerges from political turmoil as candidates sign up for next month's snap election. Audio

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education says he's impressed with reforms to Fiji's education system but there are still areas that need attention. Audio

Papua New Guinea disaster officials have concluded two days of discussions to clarify the expected impact of the drought and what aid is needed. Audio

There are conflicting reports in the Cook Islands over whether the Ministry of Health told the country's only doctor who specialises in the care of women, to stop making appointments for terminations… Audio

New Zealand's Minister of Women says she hopes service providers can learn to use Samoan culture to help prevent violence against Samoan women in New Zealand communities. Audio

Former Vanuatu MPs are considering an appeal to clarify constitution issues arising from the decision to dissolve parliament, but not to stop the election in January from going ahead. Audio

The Commonwealth Secretariat's fact-finding mission to Nauru has been slammed as offensive by an opposition MP. Audio

The new interim head of the Tonga Rugby Union explains his vision for the game. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says he is very pleased with the outcomes of climate change talks in Paris, saying those criticising the deal are misinformed. Audio

Questions remain over the Papua New Guinea government's commitment to ending illegal logging despite tough words against a small logging operation alleged to have breached the law. Audio

Strict water rationing has been introduced in Papua New Guinea's capital, Port Moresby, as the city's water supply tries to cope with a severe dry spell. Audio

Vanuatu's former opposition says it is considering an appeal of the Supreme Court's decision to reject its bid to overturn the dissolution of parliament. Audio

A parliamentary committee in Fiji is seeking legal advice on whether it can continue to investigate allegations by a Fijian lawyer of torture by members of the security forces. Audio

An agriculture expert from the Australian National University details the impact of frost and drought on food supply in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency says most fisheries will be in a better place after last week's Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission meeting. Audio

A Commonwealth fact-finding mission to Nauru has concluded that the rule of law is intact, despite wide-ranging condemnation by former jurists. Audio

A unique study to examine the effects of kava on driving ability, is being comissioned by New Zealand's Health Research Council. Audio

The environmental group Greenpeace has criticised Indonesian authorities over the inadequate response to forest and peatland fires raging out of control across the republic including Papua. Audio

Fiji and Samoa reflect on the first two rounds of the World Sevens Series. Audio

Tuvalu is planning to train up more counsellors to deal with high rates of domestic violence. Audio

The chairperson of Transparency Solomon Islands says an over politicised public service is holding back development in the country. Audio

The Samoa government, with the help of United Nations agencies, is launching a campaign to get unemployed youth into productive work. Audio