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The new head of Fiji's military insists that he intends to stay out of politics and concentrate on upholding the country's new constitution. Audio

Academics call for a new approach to the pooling of resources through the Pacific Plan. Audio

A Pacific Islands Forum workshop is trying to help small island states catch up with their human rights reporting obligations. Audio

Fiji's new military commander, Brigadier General Mosese Tikoitoga, says the military's relationship with the leader of the Fiji regime will be based on the 2013 constitution. Audio

The World Bank claims tens of thousands of farmers in Papua New Guinea stand to benefit from an extra boost to the coffee and cocoa industries. Audio

The American Samoa Department of Public Safety is starting a community policing program to help prevent and solve crimes in the territory. Audio

Mosese Tikoitoga will today become the new Fiji military commander, replacing the Commodore Frank Bainimarama. Audio

Fiji's next parliament will sit in a legislative chamber that has been used for that purpose in about 20 years. Audio

PNG's Catholic Bishops Conference has reiterated its calls for the Manus Island detention centre to be closed. Audio

The speaker of Tuvalu's parliament, Sir Kamuta Latasi, has been removed after seven years in the position. Audio

Organisers are gearing up for this weekend's Pasifika Festival in Auckland, the biggest celebration of Pacific Island culture and heritage in the world. Audio

Charges against two Chinese nationals in Tonga had to be dropped after it was found sections of the Passport Act had never been proclaimed into force. Audio

The United States Ambassador to the Marshall islands, Thomas Armbruster, says sixty years since the Bravo nuclear test on Bikini Atoll is a significant anniversary and one the US wants to mark. Audio

Samoan government and SPREP working together to look at waste management systems before 3000 delegates arrive for UN conference in September. Audio

A study suggests greater political stability in Papua New Guinea has improved the business environment but crime and corruption are still proving a significant cost. Audio

High tide energised by storm surges leaves damaged homes and big clean up. Audio

New Zealand's Education Minister rebuffs calls for Pasifika bilingual schooling to get more staffing and pay. Audio

The Vanuatu government is to stage a pilot scheme to improve the reach and quality of pre-school education. Audio

A sports oriented NGO is hoping that the role of sport in development will be better reflected in the new Pacific Plan. Audio

Scientist says ancient wisdom of Pacific can be put to practical use when combined with modern weather forecasting tools. Audio

An American film maker is hoping his documentary will lay bare the extent of United States nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Excessive inequality's now recognised by many governments as a problem that has to be addressed, although some economists argue that it's the inevitable outcome of globalisation and de-regulation… Audio

The PNG National Housing Corporation plans to build 40,000 houses in Port Moresby but critics say an overhaul of the housing policy is needed first. Audio

Exactly sixty years since the United States' biggest ever nuclear test - the Bravo blast on Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands - the fight is still on for the United States to come clean on the true… Audio

Scientist to track movement of endangered sea cucumber in Papua New Guinea waters, as part of efforts to support local management of fisheries. Audio