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An author and Pacific women's advocate says the Samoan National Council of Churches' chairman should apologise for the comments he made about rape. Audio

Journalists and a politician in Indonesia say the Government must come of age and allow foreign media in Papua. Audio

World Bank opens a new facility to help warn Vanuatu about the threat of natural disasters. Audio

UN Women Papua New Guinea says it plans to introduce women-only buses in Port Moresby to better protect women from violence and sexual harassment, but not everyone is backing the idea. Audio

Tourism academic says Fiji's impending departure tax hike likely to be invisible to most tourists. Audio

New Zealand may provide aid to Bougainville to help the province improve its tax collection. Audio

New SPC head keen to raise organisation's profile. Audio

Advocates for women in Fiji say they are still hoping for special measures mandating women's representation in parliament. Audio

A documentary photographer reveals graphic images of sorcery killings and maimings in PNG as NGOs search for answers. Audio

PNG Treasurer delivers 15 billion kina national budget for 2014. Audio

Back in 2011, a slightly rusty three speed bike abandoned after the September earthquake on a demolition site in Christchurch caught the attention of John Smithies. He's 72, only slightly older than… Audio

UNICEF is working in the Pacific to break down the taboo surrounding toilets and ablutions in the Pacific. Audio

The outgoing director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community says in future the regional agency will put more emphasis on a multi sectoral approach to solving problems in the Pacific. Audio

A Samoan business fair in South Auckland had officials talking of how the New Zealand-Samoa business relationship can improve. Audio

New Zealand company helps Bougainville prepare a new investment law that should ensure future foreign involvement is responsible. Audio

A Cook Islands environmentalist says more needs to be done to stop unsustainable fishing. Audio

Mining forum in Solomon Islands' Isabel resolves that the province not ready - concerns expressed over environmental impact, social problems and lack of benefits for people. Audio

Papua New Guinea government says it is firm on introducing compulsory military training for school leavers. Audio

Around 30 parties in Papua New Guinea could be de-registered for NOT submitting their election expenses incurred during last year's election. Audio

A Fiji economist Dr Wadan Narsey expects the Fiji economy to grow by more than four percent for the next five years if a transparent, accountable government is elected next year. Audio

Fifty-three thousand Americans who fought in the Pacific during the Second World War are still listed as 'missing in action'. Journalist and author Wil S Hylton was with one of the J-PAC dive teams… Audio

The Cooks Islands' Agriculture Minister believes farmers can make lots of money from vanilla. Audio

A Tongan NGO says a growing number of elderly are struggling to take care of themselves. Audio

Solomon Islands public urged to be on alert for African Giant Snail, which is rife in Guadalcanal province and is causing severe food shortages in some villages. Audio

The Marshall Islands government is being urged to ensure government workers sent overseas produce results from their trips. Audio