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The Cook Islands government is assessing its options in generating higher speed internet. Audio

A resort owner in Tonga says New Zealand's travel advisory over a controversial plane is unnecessary and ruining livelihoods. Audio

The dean of the University of Papua New Guinea's law school says polygamy is a tradition that should remain an option. Audio

The Minister of Agriculture in the Cook islands says growing organic produce is the way of the future. Audio

Fiji Netball says it needs more support and bigger international matches to become more competitive. Audio

Silent protesters arrested and held in Fiji after budget announcement. Audio

Fiji's new budget for 2014 will focus on education, more hospitals and better roads. Audio

A push in the Cook Islands for more recognition of the creative arts. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands province has accepted a petition to the Government over landslide. Audio

Police in Samoa have accused media of misquoting after changing their story on charges against Government ministers. Audio

The Niue government has begun renovating derelict houses as part of plans to create more accommodation for an expected growth in visitor numbers. Audio

Nauru government told it must make the public aware of what is happening with regard to the Australian asylum seekers on the island. Audio

Conference in Vanuatu brings youths together to focus on climate change issues. Audio

Mangaia island leaders take steps to become more self-sufficient and take ownership over island issues. Audio

Emergency relief efforts continue in PNG following landslide. Audio

Cooks womens leader says lack of hands and quality holding back miracle oil industry. Audio

Samoan rugby legend Papaliitele Peter Fatialofa has died at the age of 54. Audio

Feedback sought on pending legislation for an Independent Commission Against Corruption in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The agency representing PIF countries says all involved in tuna fishing need to commit to proposed new restrictions. Audio

Academic warns Pacific health will get worse unless communities get involved. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says the government is attempting to defraud villages into supporting a strategy not to hold elections next year. Audio

International advocacy group says the Pacific's family planning needs overlooked for funding. Audio

An academic who works between Fiji and Australia is cautiously optimistic about ties between the two countries. Audio

Hopes of a breakthrough in the search for five PNG scientists, missing for more than two years. Audio

Lagoon surveying project will help inform management of lagoon, and benefit eco-tourism. Audio