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Niue is hoping to further boost tourist numbers now that its recently extended airport terminal has officially opened. Audio

A move in Papua New Guinea to further tighten rules around votes of no confidence in the country's prime ministers. Audio

An emerging writer from Bougainville says its people are steadily taking ownership of the process towards viable independence. Audio

The construction of solar generation systems, which will provide for 95 percent of the electricity demands in parts of Tuvalu and the Cook Islands, are to begin in September. Audio

A new variety of banana is being introduced to Pacific countries to safeguard them from a dangerous strain of Panama disease. Audio

A Solomon Islands' exhibition that puts the spotlight on colonial Australia's blackbirding past has sparked renewed calls for more acknowledgement of the country's South Sea Islanders. Audio

Resettlement in PNG's capital is facing major problems as government cops flak. Audio

Health facilities in Solomon Islands are under pressure following a diarrhoea outbreak that has claimed the lives of 16 children over the past two weeks. Audio

A former professor of the University of the South Pacific says those who made a decision to terminate a student's scholarship have an obligation to Fiji taxpayers to explain why. Audio

It's expected that major upgrades to Tonga's national stadium, in the build up to the 2019 Pacific Games, will also allow the Tongan rugby team to play tests at home for the first time in a decade. Audio

Regional campaigners against the global arms trade say Pacific Island countries should follow Samoa's lead and ratify a landmark international treaty. Audio

The World Health Organisation in Solomon Islands says outbreaks of diarrhoea could continue for up to a month as rotavirus spreads throughout the provinces. Audio

Panguna landowner chairman says the Bougainville Government is going about the reconciliation process in the wrong way. Audio

Four candidates now running for American Samoa congressional race, including former governor, Togiola Tulafono. Audio

A development economist in the Cook Islands says depopulation will continue to occur there until the government starts funding infrastucture and industries in the outer islands. Audio

Women in Fiji to learn how to influence social change beyond just the community level. Audio

A new report on a controversial Tongan plane could see New Zealand accept it. Audio

Calls for a University of the South Pacific student's scholarship, which was taken away because of his association with politics, to be immediately reinstated. Audio

The Prime Minister of New Zealand's three day visit to Samoa ends with tourism pledge of almost one million US dollars. Audio

The leader of a Fiji political group which claims the same name as the regime-backed party says they will fight the election under a variation of the Fiji First name. Audio

Financial experts from around the Pacific region meet in Fiji to discuss the development of stable banking and stock market activity. Audio

Australia NRL team St George Illawarra sent a team of scouts to Samoa to test out the country's local rugby league talent, with an eye to forming a long-term partnership. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community is urging governments in the region to reduce the number of deaths from cigarette smoking by putting up taxes. Audio

The Australian Government cuts funding to the country's Refugee Council, despite commitments made in the Budget. Audio