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Oxfam New Zealand, Executive Director reflects on partnerships in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Frank Bainimarama who has been running Fiji since staging a coup in 2006 is now the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

The Vanuatu government has poured cold water on reports of a deal between a New Caledonian and a Chinese company to build a one-billion US dollar nickel plant in Vanuatu. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party says it will appeal up to three of the petitions it filed against July's general election results which were thrown out by the High Court. Audio

Samoa's Land Corporation is relocated today and its old premises will be turned into a hotel. Audio

The French government has put in new measures to strengthen the process of compensating victims of French nuclear testing in Polynesia. Audio

A well known newspaper publisher launches a Tonga's newest radio station says he hopes the talk based network will help people become more politically engaged in the build up to November's general… Audio

Le Mamea receives Alumni Award from Waikato University for his contribution to education in Samoa and New Zealand. Audio

Jim Pinckney reviews the slinky psychedelia of Wildest Dreams, the new project of U.K. stalwart DJ Harvey, who has jumped from punk, to disco, to techno throughout his career. Audio

Fiji's Electoral Commissioner says it would be unfair to stop the election process without evidence presented. Audio

An Australian lawyer is preparing to file a case against the Vanuatu Government after being deported without notice earlier this month. Audio

Five opposition parties in Fiji want the vote count to stop because they claim there has been systematic fraud. Audio

Understaffed and poorly resourced rural police overwhelmed by cases of violence against women. Audio

Lawmakers in American Samoa are being asked to fix education and health problems, before they put money in their own pockets. Audio

Nineteen-months on from the tsunami that hit Temotu province in Solomon Islands, victims are still living in temporary shelters and awaiting funds to help rebuild their permanent homes. Audio

Niue kicks off inaugural food festival with experts and top chefs visiting. Audio

World Bank sets out its plan to assist Pacific Island nations. Audio

Vote counting has started in Fiji in the country's first election in eight years. Audio

Tongan authorities send help to drought-stricken Ha'apai as fears mount that water shortages could spread. Audio

Increasing domestic violence in Solomon Islands is being blamed for the rise in the number of women and children seeking shelter in a care-centre in Honiara. Audio

The Samoan government is being sued for $13 million US dollars by the family of a man found dead at Tafa'igata Prison. Audio

Thousands vote in Fiji's first election in more than eight years. Audio

Voices of Bougainville lays out the concerns of villagers from around the Panguna mine to any return to large scale mining. Audio

Fijians get ready to vote for the first time in more than eight years. Audio

A recent report released by the Asian Development Bank has found that State-owned enterprises or SOE's continue to strain economies in the Pacific. Audio