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A close race expected between Toke Talagi and Stanley Kalauni who lobby legislative assembly to become Niue's next Premier. Audio

Tonga's Opposition raises concerns about governmentplans for a new palace and office space. Audio

U.S officials involved in the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane have been left seething over China's efforts which they say have hindered rather than helped. Audio

Fiji police say they are investigating Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama for breaching law pertaining to the election. Audio

A team of New Zealand researchers have discovered a possible link between gout and protection against malaria in Pacific communities. Audio

A compensation lawyer says ACC consent forms ruled 'beyond the law' are likely to have more serious implications for the government than the Bronwyn Pullar mass privacy breach of 2011. Audio

Two senior members of the Samoa government to be sentenced on Friday week after being convicted of obstructing police. Audio

PNG opposition leader says Indonesian military incursions into his electorate and attacks on his people and their rights are symptoms of the unresolved issue of West Papua's political status. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says its figures reveal a disturbing rise in the number of reported cases of rape and sexual assault in the first quarter of this year. Audio

Series of natural disasters in the Solomons is taking its toll on the 10,000 people still in evacuation centres following flash flooding 10 days ago. Audio

Some bloggers and other internet users in Papua New Guinea are concerned that a proposed cyber crime policy could go too far in policing activity on social media. Audio

Media NGO in Fiji calls on authority to clarify rules and process on hate speech. Audio

UFDF says New Zealand government's view that Fiji elections will be free and fair is misguided. Audio

Australian gold producer says it had no option but to temporarily pull out of its Solomon Islands operation after violence and lawlessness escalated in the wake of last week's floods. Audio

A policy framework for the death penalty is being drafted in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says Fiji needs to rebalance its economy away from consumer-driven growth which it says is not sustainable in the medium term. Audio

A New Zealand-based volunteer organisation is refitting a boat to travel through the Pacific visiting remote islands providing free medical care. Audio

Transport leaders from around the Pacific reach key decisions during summit in Nadi. Audio

With whistleblowers Julian Assange and Edward Snowden back in the news in recent days, Wayne takes a fresh look at their revelations of state surveillance, and describes the little-known private… Audio

The woman who told Americans to hold her accountable for the botched rollout of President Obama's signature health care reforms has lost her job. The U.S Health Secretary Kathleen Sibelius has… Audio

The head of the National Disaster Office in Solomon Islands says emergency repairs to roads and bridges has allowed teams to go further into Guadalcanal Province to assess flood damage. Audio

The World Bank reveals more details about grants to Solomon Islands and how it will improve disaster preparedness. Audio

The New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully says he's continuing to see good quality progress in Fiji towards elections. Audio

In Solomon Islands there is increasing concern at the threat of disease after last week's floods. Audio

The environmental watchdog Greenpeace is closing its Pacfic regional office in Fiji at the end of the month. Audio