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A project to create the World's first Bougainville chocolate bar is one step closer to reality with a crowdfunding initiative raising more funds than expected. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato has met his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop as part of the annual ministerial forum in PNG. Audio

PNG's former Attorney General says between 50 to 100 corruption-related cases are at risk of collapsing if Task Force Sweep closes. Audio

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands says the economy will recover slightly from a slump brought by the April floods. Audio

There's concern in Australia that the government there is cutting funding to the Human Rights Commission because of the body's inquiries into its treatment of asylum seekers. Audio

China gives Tonga a multi million dollar aid grant. Audio

A toolkit to help Solomon Islands, one of the most prone countries in the Pacific to disaster to factor risk into its planning and development. Audio

PNG batsmen excited to rub shoulders with global cricket stars. Audio

The chair of the organising committee for the 50th anniversary of Cook Islands independence, says the year-long celebrations will benefit the country long term. Audio

An amended immigration law pushed through the Australian parliament has sparked strong criticism from Human Rights and Refugee advocates. Audio

The governor of American Samoa, Lolo Matalasi Moliga, says the number one priority for the administration is to protect the two canneries in the territory. Audio

The Solomon Airlines rejects accusations of sabotage from Fiji Attorney General Aiyaz Sayad Khaiyum. Audio

The World Health Organisation says countries of the Western Pacific region are making good progress towards reducing malaria by 75 per cent in 2015 compared to levels of the disease seen in the year… Audio

The Asian Development Bank says unlocking the value of what's called 'moveable' property or assets is the key to boosting prosperity in the Pacific. Audio

A team of Marlborough women -and one bloke- take turns hand-milking Daffodil at 3pm each day. From the Jersey cow's milk they process a variety of goodies from cultured butter and cream to cheeses and… Audio

A report published this month estimates cycling contributes $350 billion to the European economy annually and employs more people than mining and quarrying combined. And a University of Auckland study… Audio

With little warning, Fiji's government has passed a law that heavily restricts the rights of foreigners to sell or develop freehold land in the country. Audio

Human Rights Watch is calling for an independent investigation into why police and military personnel in Papua fired on 800 peaceful protestors, killing six people. Audio

MPs in Nauru lose legal bid to overturn suspension from parliament. Audio

Solomon Airlines looks at future flight to Bougainville as Aropa Airport reopens after 24 years. Audio

Samoa face tough ask to qualify for Softball World Championships. Audio

Pacific businesses have been told to make human rights a key part of their business plans. Audio

: The Tonga Democrats believe they can be the new government despite only taking 9 seats in the election. Audio

NZ Baritone performing with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra this week. Audio