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A biannual dance workshop in New Zealand aims to lure young Pasifika men into a dance career. Audio

A New Zealand-based Pacific poet, writer and performer has been accepted into one of the the longest-running international writing programmes in the world. Audio

Including NZ Players Drama Quartet, Southern Comedy Players, Bruce Mason, 'The Pohutakawa Tree', 'The End of the Golden Weather', James K Baxter, 'Jack Winter's Dream', Globe Theatre in Dunedin with… Audio

The Vanuatu Prime Minister Joe Natuman says he's received assurances from his caucus that he's got the numbers to continue. Audio

The ADB says there has been a spike in the need for investment in renewable energy in the Pacific as the cost of diesel continues to rise. Audio

The eighth edition of the Micronesian Games is about to start in the Federated States of Micronesia, with a record 14 sports on the programme. Audio

Vanuatu women want the government to improve the safety of sea transportation throughout the country, in light of last week's ferry sinking. Audio

Solomon Islands civil aviation authority is calling for Fiji to come to the table so a dispute over aviation rights between the two countries can be resolved. Audio

The director of Papua New Guinea's fifth annual Human Rights Film Festival hopes the event will boost support for local filmmakers. Audio

Four members of the Tonga opposition Democrats have been dropped from the party ahead of this year's election. Audio

An ethicist is warning that the Australian Government's immigration policy and treatment of asylum seekers is putting the country's global reputation at risk. Audio

Cricket PNG has appointed Dipak Patel as the country's first full-time head coach. Audio

Papua New Guinea's leading anti-corruption unit, Task Force Sweep, will continue to operate, for now, after the National Court adjourned its final decision on the unit's future. Audio

The Fiji Elections Office is confident that an intensive education campaign will result in a high voter turnout at the polls in September. Audio

It's hoped that improvements to labour legislation in Papua New Guinea will help reduce unpredictability in the market place. Audio

New research shows Tonga was once the centre of a vast trading empire with economic and political power stretching across the Pacific. Audio

An environmental agency for the Micronesian state of Yap says it is optimistic a platic bag ban will have wide-ranging benefits including helping keep its reefs healthy and protecting marine life. Audio

Refugee advocates say witnesses to a fatal attack on an asylum seeker at Australia's Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea are in extreme danger. Audio

The World Health Organisation has launched its Tobacco Free Pacific Campaign in a bid to help the region become smokefree by 2025. Audio

In November voters in Tonga go to the polls to elect their second parliament under reforms from 2008 which ushered in a greater degree of democracy. Audio

Sixty Fijian electoral officers are being trained in workshops by the EU to help the country prepare for its September elections. Audio

A human trafficking report released by the US State department has received little backing from leaders and anti-human trafficking organisations in the Pacific. Audio

Vanuatu is to host a major conference of West Papuan representative groups towards arranging a unified bid for membership in the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Planning for medium to long term recovery and reconstruction in Solomon Islands following April's floods has been complicated by the fact that hundreds of people still don't have a home. Audio

A former ombudsman of Vanuatu has welcomed signs from the new Prime Minister that the office will be strengthened under his watch. Audio