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It's hoped the most in-depth study of plants and animals ever undertaken in the island group of Vava'u will achieve the ultimate goal of increasing Tonga's protected areas. Audio

Pacific Invasives Initiative Project warns African Tulip Tree spreading fast in the Pacific. Audio

PNG's resources boom could leave the country more susceptible to fraudsters and ponzi schemes. Audio

A Nauru opposition MP dismisses claims of cronyism used as a defence by the government for not allowing the chief justice into the country. Audio

Secretariat of the Pacific Community discusses the threat mosquito borne diseases pose to region, including zika virus. Audio

A New Zealand opposition MP, Su'a William Sio, says young Pacific Island people have a bleak future in the country. Audio

Unicef says Solomon Islands move to electronic civil registration database is a significant step for the country. Audio

Vanuatu tries to come to terms with ongoing political instability. Audio

Nauru government determined to rehabilitate judicial sector following Wellington meeting with NZ govt. Audio

In 1935, singer, dancer and actress, Shirley Temple, who has died at the age of 85, was America's latest and youngest top box-office draw - she was just seven years old. Audio

Tonga's first Winter Olympian, Bruno Banani, reflects on his performance in Sochi and talks about his future plans. Audio

Preparations are underway to farewell the late president of Fiji's methodist church, Reverend Tuikilakila Waqairatu. Audio

Fiji landowners say government officials are playing to the wishes of a mine developer and ignoring their concerns. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Kundiawa Gembogl district introduces tourism policing to make tourists feel safer. Audio

The foreign ministers of Nauru and New Zealand meet after Wellington became concerned at the removal of key officials from the judiciary on the island. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Hunters have laid down a marker one month out from their debut in rugby league's Queensland Cup. Audio

Films about the struggle for independence and survival after decades of exposure to nuclear testing have been the big winners at the Pacific Documentary Film Festival in French Polynesia. Audio

Jose Salvador Alvarenga departs Marshall Islands for El Salvador saying he will stay away from boats. Audio

Most people are without insurance in Tonga's cyclone-hit island group of Ha'apai, which may result in the government having to foot the $30-million bill. Audio

A Fijian tuna fishing group says a reduction in fishing licenses will do nothing to regenerate the tuna population in the South Pacific. Audio

A New Zealand Green Party MP says she won't be apologising for a press release saying Nauru was descending into a state of chaos. Audio

A lawyer in the Cook Islands says he hopes politicians will improve the law to guarantee people's access and control over their savings. Audio

Former foreign minister of New Zealand, Winston Peters, says there is not enough evidence of free and fair elections in Fiji to justify New Zealand's sanctions being eased. Audio

A report into the illegal sale of Vanuatu passports has been delivered to Government ministers, with some promising to take action. Audio

Reseacher questions whether Solomon Islands is ready to roll out new biometric voting system. Audio