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Tonga's electricity supplier says there is no doubt it will reach the goal of having at least half of the country's energy from renewable sources by 2020. Audio

A Solomon Islands parliamentarian is calling on the Melanesian Spearhead Group to ignore Indonesia and accept the membership bid of the people of West Papua. Audio

Fiji is deliberating on what rules should be in place on the use of the new flag, once it is adopted later this year. Audio

Health officials in the Cook Islands are hoping that a chikungunya outbreak is now under control after hundreds of people have been affected. Audio

A public appeal for the consideration of dual citizenship in Solomon Islands is gaining momentum both inside and outside the country. Audio

The Australian government has passed a law which criminalises whistleblowers who speak out against the conditions of the offshore detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island. Audio

More than two months since Cyclone Pam, Vanuatu's main hospital is still struggling to cope with increased referrals from outer islands where 80 percent of health aid posts remain destroyed or… Audio

And of course, New Zealand is currently hosting the Fifa's Under 20 World Cup which kicked off in Auckland on Sunday. Audio

There are more legal blocks for an Australian man seeking redress over his controversial deportation from Nauru. Audio

Fiji is taking submissions on a bill that will set down rules on Fiji's new flag. Audio

The Solomon Islands is this week taking a closer look at the lack of women's participation in parliament as part of the governments push to review legislation and policies affecting political… Audio

Australia has backtracked on its plans to open a foreign mission in Bougainville, following PNG's strong reaction. Audio

A Cook Islands counselling centre says it hopes to empower victims of domestic violence, by giving them access to free legal advice. Audio

A New Zealand marine biologist says drastic measures must be taken to save Pacific giant clam populations which he says are on the brink of extinction in much of the region. Audio

One of Papua New Guinea's oldest, leading political parties is reeling from the departure of two of its MPs to the ruling People's National Congress party in a move reflective of a wider pattern… Audio

The United Nations are singing Tonga's praises after the country's recent steps towards developing stronger anti-corruption mechanisms. Audio

The utility provider in the Northern Marianas has released its quarterly report suggesting it is hamstrung by the local government. Audio

An award winning online database is hoping to play a part in reviving the Cook Islands Maori language. Audio

The head of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Dame Meg Taylor has thrown down the gauntlet to Pacific island leaders saying they need to take a deeper regional approach to solving problems and… Audio

A former Bougainville president is calling for a co-operative new parliament that is fullu focuss on preparing the region for its vote on possible independable. Audio

The author of a recent report which sparked headlines around the world saying Tuvalu is growing, not sinking says the research is being misrepresented. Audio

Papua New Guinea's athletes are embracing the high expectations on them to do well at the Pacific Games in Port Moresby. Audio

The bogans are back! Outrageous Fortune makes a return to the small screen tonight. Wallace speaks to screenwriter James Griffin and actor Antonia Prebble about Westside - the prequel series to… Audio

Australian freelance journalist visiting New Zealand to give her talk What is the Future for Photojournalism? during the Auckland Festival of Photography. Audio

Senior fellow at the Legatum Institute who spent nine years as a television producer in Russia. He writes for The Atlantic and the London Review of Books, and is the author of Nothing Is True and… Audio