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This year is the 20th anniversary of the volcanic eruption which devastated Rabaul in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says there is no chance of free and fair elections this year, with the appointment of a biased elections supervisor and a decree that could protects vote riggers. Audio

The CNMI governor has vetoed a Bill that would have seen elected officials drug tested annually. Audio

Pacific Games organisers in PNG are still unsure if all venues will be complete for next July. Audio

The man who oversees the work of fishing vessel observers in the Pacific says a greater sense of professionalism is being imparted on those tasked with monitoring catches. Audio

A journalist in Tahiti says French Polynesia will never build a strong, independent economy while the government continues to rely on subsidies from France. Audio

The co-chair of the Pacific Freedom Forum says fears about a proposed cyber crime policy in PNG are unfounded. Audio

ADB says Infrastructure key to economic recovery for Solomon Islands Audio

UN Women Papua New Guinea says the upgrade of markets in Port Moresby is a key way to make the city safer, particularly for women. Audio

The British High Commissioner to Samoa recently made a final visit to Apia from Wellington before she moves on from her role in July. Audio

New York's Neue Galerie is presently running an exhibition on the modern art that was bitterly attacked by the Nazis, who mockingly ran "degenerate art" exhibitions around Germany in the late 1930s… Audio

Twenty six babies born in Australia to asylum seeker parents will not be transferred to Nauru or Manus detention centres this weekend. Audio

Tuvalu's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Taukelina Finikaso, says the country risked isolating itself when the previous government set up diplomatic ties with Russia. Audio

The Queen's Representative in the Cook Islands has dissolved parliament and called for a snap election in July. Audio

New Zealand NGO is looking for support to help farmers in rural Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands who were put out of business by the flooding two weeks ago. Audio

Experienced Australian mentor Julie Hoornweg has been appointed Fiji netball coach for the second time, albeit on a short-term deal. Audio

Relief to remote PNG islands coming slowly after Cyclone Ita. Audio

Niue caretaker premier says he is confident on re-election and will introduce policy reforms and invest in tourism in his next term. Audio

The Refugee Action Coalition says there has been an outbreak of dengue fever in the Australian-run asylum seeker detention centre on Nauru. Audio

Joseph Driessen is an educational consultant and parenting commentator. Audio

There are strong disagreements in New Caledonia over who should be allowed to vote in next month's provincial election. Audio

UNDP to pay Ha'apai families in exchange for their work in clearing debris after Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

Domestic air travel in the Marshall Islands remains limited with both local planes grounded waiting for spare parts. Audio

Staying in Auckland where the Council is considering demolishing its 1960s headquarters which heritage advocates say is a building of national significance. Audio

People made homeless by the floods in Solomon Islands speak about life in the evacuation centres. Audio