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The New Zealand Law Society welcomes signs that Fiji is moving towards a return to democracy. Audio

An academic says Commodore Frank Bainimarama is running out of people he can trust to take over his role as the head of the Fiji military. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji is accusing the attorney-general of interfering with the electoral commission over a missing laptop. Audio

New research means a better prognosis for surviving family members who, unbeknownst to them, may also be in danger. Jon Skinner is a paediatric cardiologist/ electrophysiologist, Hon Associate… Audio

Micronesian islands are set to act on cruise liner feedback to take advantage of tourists' dollar. Audio

An international expert on the effectiveness of sanctions says on a global scale Fiji's case scores very poorly. Audio

Samoa's teachers are urged to improve their qualifications if they want to earn higher salaries. Audio

A saga over the disputed safety of a Tongan plane could soon be over, if an international agency weighs in. Audio

The appointment of a former Sri Lankan military commander as a manager at the Manus Island asylum seeker camp has been criticised. Audio

Warning that it's illegal to party hop amid news of five members of Samoa's ruling party preparing to break away and form new party. Audio

Survey shows that lawlessness in Papua New Guinea remains a major impediment to business there. Audio

Telecommunications Commission in Solomons warns cellphone users to be wary of international scam. Audio

Australian human rights group calls for government to be transparent about aslyum seekers' conditions on Manus Island and let journalists in. Audio

The Australian government's asylum seeker policies are likely to go the way of the Pacific Solution according to a Melbourne academic. Audio

The opposition Tautua Party in Samoa says it has been in touch with MPs breaking away from the ruling Human Rights Protection Party, to discuss ways to work together. Audio

A lecturer in politics at Otago University says people in the Pacific are not well enough informed about what the push for governance reform will mean. Audio

A food and commodities' shortage on Rota in the Northern Marianas is expected to ease with the opening of the island's East Harbour last weekend. Audio

Nauru opposition MP says government claims that it is restoring the island's legal system is nonsense. Audio

Australia's Immigration minister has admitted that a 23-year-old asylum seeker was killed inside the Manus detention centre. Audio

Tonga military is conducting its annual recruitment drive with another 70 to 80 personnel to be added to His Majesty's Armed Forces by the end of the week. Audio

International Finance Corporation expand its operations in Solomon Islands and looks to foster small businesses. Audio

Measure to bring greater independence to American Samoa unlikely to garner public support. Audio

A Papua New Guinea NGO details its efforts to provide training opportunities for disadvantaged youth. Audio

Unicef's Pacific representative outlines the UN agency's key focusses in the Pacifc, including tackling violence against children. Audio

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