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PNG's former military commander says the country's police force is broken and incompetent and unable to carry out its constitutional duty. Audio

A controversial ruling Human Rights Protection Party MP, Tu'u'u Anasii Leota, is ignoring the Prime Minister's call for him to quit the party. Audio

Mixed results for the Pacific as the deadline for delivery of the Millennium Development Goals looms. Audio

The recently formed West Papua National Liberation Front is in Vanuatu to submit their application for full membership of the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Fiji's Port Denarau Marina is set for an upgrade, which could include a new sports stadium. Audio

Emerging nations believe a Rugby League Nines World Series could be the answer as interest continues to skyrocket in the newest form of the game. Audio

Despite millions of dollars being poured into it, Vanuatu's public broadcaster remains, by the government's own admission, hamstrung. Audio

The American Samoan economy has received a boost with the opening of a 70 million US dollar a high tech tuna cannery. Audio

Non-government organisations and regional bodies are urgently trying to curb the alarming rate of secondary school drop outs in Tonga as it climbs to around an average of 1,000 a year since 2008. Audio

The Director of Health in Tonga says many residents need to improve their sanitation practices and facilities if the kingdom is to avoid another typhoid outbreak. Audio

Pacific Island countries have been given until December this year to finalise negotiations on the regional trade agreement PACER PLUS. Audio

A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

The historical significance of world war events in Papua New Guinea has become a key tourism asset for the country. Audio

Manoeuvrings across party lines are reportedly afoot as lobbying to form a coalition government intensifies among the Cook Islands' main political parties. Audio

More king tides expected in Marshall Islands this weekend. Audio

Kiribati has had its human rights reviewed by the United Nations, highlighting a number of areas of concern. Audio

Duplication of functions and political disharmony between provincial and district administrations are seen as factors holding back development of Papua New Guinea's districts despite a recent… Audio

Six months after the Cook Islands general election the result remains uncertain, with another by-election pending in Aitutaki next month and political parties still vying for voters' attention. Audio

New Caledonia's government has again failed to elect a president, which means the administration remains in caretaker mode. Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

Six months after the Cook Islands general election the result remains uncertain, with another by-election pending in Aitutaki next month and political parties still vying for voters' attention. Audio

German flutist and vocalist/composer presenting live intrument and electronic works at the Audio Foundation in Auckland on behalf of Vitamin S. Audio

Construction of Solomon Islands US $120 million Hydro project to begin in 2016. Audio

Tongan businesses worried about plans to halt 767 cargo flights. Audio