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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

The legal battle between PNG's Government and the Sustainable Development Programme over the government's takeover of the Ok Tedi mine has gone to international arbitration Audio

New approach to be taken to Pacific public health activities by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Audio

Fiji Government is hiking its departure tax by more than 25 US dollars. Audio

A new report on investment in Fiji has found political uncertainty has been one of the main reasons for the country not reaching its potential. Audio

Papua New Guinea police have more details about tribal violence which claimed 14 lives earlier this week in Southern Highlands. Audio

Peter Fats farewelled by 2,000 fans and rugby who's who. Audio

United Nations agencies combine force in a new project to raise the capacity of Pacific countries in case they need to migrate as a result of climate change. Audio

French Polynesia road safety boss in drink driving incident. Audio

A Cook Island nun says attitudes changing towards disabled people through education. Audio

A former PM and the Chairman of the PNGSDP has attacked the Prime Minister for his 'greedy' takeover of the Ok Tedi mine fund. Audio

The Cook Islands government is finalising a bill to encourage cheaper phone and internet services. Audio

A modern clean burning umu developed by a Samoan engineering student. Audio

A marine biologist studying the impact of logging in Solomon Islands says even the highest form of marine protection won't stop land-based activities from destroying vital fisheries. Audio

A professor of economics in Fiji says the challenge for the country is spurring real growth in the economy for the long-term. Audio

Papua New Guinea's media are reeling from a crackdown by the Government as observers say media freedom is "non-existent". Audio

Violence continues in PNG's Southern Highlands province after 14 die and houses are torched. Audio

Vanuatu police later this week intend arresting a number of people after inter-village violence. Audio

Activist raising concerns about Australian government plans to send woman who just gave birth back to the Nauru detention camp. Audio

Palau under a state of emergency following super typhoon Haiyan. Audio

Residents on Mauke, Cook Islands, are being urged to stop wasting water. Audio

Solomon Islands environment ministry considers the water released from the Gold Ridge mine tailings dam safe to drink - but it's not safe enough for the minister. Audio

Arrests over luncheon protest during Fiji's budget day labeled 'juvenile'. Audio

PNG's police commissioner grateful to have Australian officers to mentor his mid-level staff. Audio