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Recovery efforts have progressed well in Saipan, in the wake of Typhoon Soudelor which battered the territory just over a week ago. Audio

The Tonga government is prepared to spend 2-POINT-5 million US dollars on an review into the salaries of the civil service. Audio

A dance group in Fiji has gained a fresh perspective with the help of New Zealand choreographer Sarah Foster-Sproull. Audio

A Cook Islands opposition party wants help from New Zealand to address a lack of brain power to move the country forward. Audio

Samoa police bolster Tafa'igata prison security after a mass escape earlier this month. Audio

The Prime Minister of Samoa is calling on New Zealand unions to consider the benefits of expanding New Zealand's RSE scheme to areas outside of horticulture. Audio

Civil society organisations in the Pacific are joining a growing international call for a moratorium on mining exploration of the seafloor. Audio

A bus strike amid tensions in Solomon Islands over who should be running the capital's bus services. Audio

A critically endangered French Polynesian ground-dove, known locally as Tutururu, has been given a new lease on life in its endemic home, the Tuamotu & Gambier Archipelagos. Audio

A group of cocoa farmers in Solomon Islands is undergoing a training programme to become the first chocolate makers in the country. Audio

The Bikini Island community displaced by nuclear testing seventy years ago is now appealing to the United States for help, in order to find a new home as the island they were sent to suffers from sea… Audio

The PNG government is promising a supplementary budget and is being advised to take a long term view and look to diversify the economy from its mineral resource dependency. Audio

The Office of the Chief Trade Advisor says concerns about the PACER Plus trade agreement being unbalanced are unfounded and inaccurate. Audio

The Cook Islands Prime Minister Henry Puna says its relationship with New Zealand is a double edged-sword but his government would never do anything to put it at risk. Audio

The number of Cook Islands Maori speakers are declining but a language class in New Zealand hopes to buck the trend. Audio

Residents in the Northern Marianas are struggling to regain normality to their lives, four days after Typhoon Soudelor struck on Sunday night. Audio

A defence expert analyses the impact of a sudden change of command at the head of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces. Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their strong ties 50 years after a novel deal was forged allowing self government for the Cooks including New Zealand passports for its people. Audio

The latest round of negotiations on the regional trade agreement PACER Plus are underway in Samoa with a focus on labour mobility, development assistance and trade in goods. Audio

Fiji and Samoa are about to begin their Netball World Cup campaigns in Sydney. Audio

A ship detained in Papua New Guinea for its alleged role in a human trafficking ring has been escorted to Port Moresby for further investigation. Audio

A pile of cocoa beans and a twin-hull canoe will be sailed from Fiji to New Zealand using traditional Fijian seafaring techniques. Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their special relationship at a formal ceremony in Rarotonga today. Audio

Civil society organisations in the Pacific are calling for a suspension to PACER PLUS negotiations and the immediate release of all negotiation texts to the public. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government says it is serious about outlawing guns across the country with leading figures in law and order being engaged in discussions on how the bold plan can be implemented. Audio