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Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio

A global security and international relations expert, Robert Patman, says it's no surprise Russia is trying to reassert itself in the Asia Pacific. Audio

The Papua New Guinea coffee corporation says a co-ordinated approach is needed to improve marketing the industry in Europe. Audio

The creation of New Caledonia's new marine park has been embraced by environmentalists but its fishing restrictions are yet to be set. Audio

Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister has hit out at the World Bank for finalising a draft report on the Tonga transport industry without any consultation with him. Audio

Deakin University Research Institute rates New Zealand's aid to the Pacific is better quality than Australia's. Audio

There's mounting criticism from Fiji's political parties that double standards are at play in the run up to the election. Audio

Voters in New Caledonia will go to the polls on Sunday in an election crucial for a possible series of three independence referenda. Audio

A widening division between Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister and the leader of one of his government's main coalition partners deteriorates into an issue over seating in parliament. Audio

Save the Children in Solomon Islands says the country is still trying to recover from the worst disaster it's ever faced from April's flooding and more funding is desperately needed for relief… Audio

The government of Vanuatu is still yet to make a decision to fund an assessment for urgent food relief that was submitted ten days ago. Audio

The World Health Organisation has declared the spread of polio an international public health emergency. Audio

An El Nino system is predicted for mid-year and there are indications it could be stronger than previous occurrences. Audio

A former Fiji Labour Party senator says the 2006 coup was a blessing in disguise and is glad to be part of the proposed Fiji First party headed by the regime leader Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama. Audio

The major LNG gas project led by Exxon Mobil is about to commence production in Papua New Guinea where it is expected to provide major economic benefits to the country, however in a village situated… Audio

The first leader of Fiji's newest party, the People's Democratic Party, says he feels more threatened by an unfair election process than the prospect of standing against the regime leader in the… Audio

Victims in Vanuatu who urgently need food are frustrated at a delayed response from the government, one month after Cyclone Lusi struck. Audio

An international marine group says the creation of a marine park in New Caledonia will protect the area's rich biodiversity but there is still a lot of work to be done. Audio

Members of the Fiji media discuss issues facing the industry. Audio

Tuvalu's piles of rubbish still a threat, as EU visits to hand over waste equipment. Audio

Officials in Fiji hoping to increase Biofuel use in outer islands. Audio

A new vaccine storage facility delivering to 13 countries across the region has opened in Fiji. Audio

New approach to politics planned in the Cook Islands with the emergence of a new political force. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says some people in Kiribati's South Tarawa receive only two hours of tap water every two days and are using beaches as toilets. Audio

Anthony's party looking to stay one step ahead of Fiji regime; mining watchdog worried by state of emergency in Porgera; grassroots business participation is encouraged in PNG; and nearly 90 sailors… Audio