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Students and teachers from around the region are calling on the WHO to help change local policies that would prevent obesity. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission has faced criticism over the West Sepik provincial by-election while the position at stake appears to be the subject of a looming showdown. Audio

There are concerns that radioactive waste has been washed over an atoll in the Marshall Islands, after it was hit by Typhoon Nangka earlier this month. Audio

The suspended Nauru opposition MP Roland Kun says he's hopeful of help from the Pacific Islands Forum after a meeting with its Secretary General yesterday. Audio

Papua New Guinea NGO wants spotlight on SABLs at a meeting of APEC Forest Ministers in Port Moresby in October. Audio

Three MPs in Solomon Islands are reported to have asked the Government to pick up their US$100,000 tab at the country's premier hotel. Audio

A Cook Islands workers' association says compulsory retirement could eliminate a wealth of knowledge from the public service sector. Audio

Edward Natapei, a leading political figure in Vanuatu for the past 20 years, has died suddenly. Audio

Marine scientists are dumbfounded by the discovery of sharks swimming inside an active underwater volcano in Solomon Islands. Video, Audio, Gallery

A conference was held in Fiji last week linking Pacific farmers with the tourism industry, to encourage greater agricultural development in the region. Audio

The long term future of the Ok Tedi mine in Papua New Guinea's Western Province is in doubt with drastic cutbacks on staff and a production shut down. Audio

The International Organisation for Migration links up with the Papua New Guinea Government to improve border management. Audio

Samoa Rugby Union facing massive deficit for hosting All Blacks test. Audio

The Government is reviewing Waikato District Health Board's mental health services after several people have escaped and a recent case of fraud. Audio

The setting up of a working group in response to concerns about lives lost as a result of bad weather is one of the initiatives to come out of the third Pacific Meteorological Council. Audio

The chairman of the Fiji's public accounts committee is defending its role after coming under fire from the attorney general. Audio

Hundreds of second-hand bras are being distributed to women in the Cook Islands to promote breast cancer awareness. Audio

A group of traditional carvers from a small atoll in Federated States of Micronesia say they're honoured to have been selected to create the trophies for their state's annual sports tournament. Audio

Prospects for refugees processed on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea look bleaker than ever amid more accounts of depression and abuse at Australia's offshore detention camps. Audio

Hundreds of second-hand bras are being distributed to women in the Cook Islands to promote breast cancer awareness. Audio

Norfolk Island's People for Democracy says there are early signs it has strong support on the island. Audio

A group of traditional carvers from a small atoll in Federated States of Micronesia say they're honoured to have been selected to create the trophies for their state's annual sports tournament. Audio

The final unit of Fiji police working in the UN Peacekeeping mission in Liberia have been pulled out and are awaiting reassignment possibly to Haiti. Audio

A refugee advocate says the mother and brother of a sexual assault victim in the Nauru asylum seeker detention tried to commit suicide last night. Audio

A government case against opponents of PNG's Pacific Marine Industrial Zone has been dropped and the campaigners have dedicated their victory to a tireless fighter for the cause, the late Nancy… Audio