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The Samoa police are testing the country's readiness for the Small Islands Developing States Conference next month. Audio

The French Polynesian government is planning to declare the proposed Mahana Beach Resort a "special zone" with different labour laws than the rest of the territory. Audio

The chair of the Tongan Advisory Council in New Zealand says Tonga needs to focus on expanding its agricultural industry to an export market. Audio

A former U.S airforce chief of staff says America should massively ramp up its air strikes against Islamic State forces in northern Iraq. Audio

Fiji's newest political party to be registered in Fiji is outlining its manifesto in Suva. Audio

A group in Australia, including those prominent in academia, the arts, medicine and the law, along with faith-based and non-government organisations, is calling for an end to Canberra's asylum seeker… Audio

Fiji's largest church is planning its biggest conference in years, and says it doesn't expect to have the same kind of run-ins with the government that has plagued previous ones. Audio

A former head of Papua New Guinea's defence force Major General Jerry Singirok says efforts to rebuild the army are floundering for a lack of political will, while the military remains in a dire… Audio

New Zealand's Cook Island language week has prompted community leaders to call for urgent intervention over the declining number of Cook Island Maori speakers. Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister was in Auckland to garner support for his Fiji First party ahead of next month's election. Audio

Bougainville passes a transition mining law, which the ABG says ensure the landowners own their resources. Audio

The World Meteorological Organisation says global cooperation is essential to improve weather services for small island developing states. Audio

There's been little surprise in Fiji to news that the developer of the country's first casino has sold its stake to another party. Audio

Issues of sovereignty are central to opposition to a Vanuatu government scheme linking citizenship sale and investment. Audio

A coalition of farmers and environmental groups in Hawaii is backing a county law which is being challenged in court by the world's biggest biotech trade association. Audio

Associate Professor of History at Auckland University Dr Jennifer Fros specialises in the social, cultural, and political history of 20th century America. Her last book Hedda Hopper's Hollywood… Audio

This weekend marks the 69th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. Wayne looks at the little-known story of American victims of US bombs. Wallace follows up with US physician Dr Craig Booth… Audio

Fiji's leader, Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama is in Auckland this weekend and spoke at the Vodafone Events Centre yesterday to hundreds of supporters and a small host of vocal protesters. Audio

Political parties say constraints are hampering the prospects of a free and fair election in Fiji.

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Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum has postponed its series of panel discussions on the elections. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal has heard that Maori families were forced from their lands and their homes bulldozed in the 1960s. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal has heard about the impact of land clearances by the Government in the Pipiwai community in the 1960's. Audio

A New Zealand historian speaks about the tragic outcome to Niue's military contribution to the First World War.. Audio

The small Pacific country of Palau has come under the spotlight after hosting this year's Pacific Islands Forum leaders' summit. Audio

The police in Tonga are investigating a video posted online that appears to show a police officer repeatedly punching and kicking a boy at a rugby game. Audio