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Senior Niuean high school students want more government support in education. Audio

Pensioners in the Cook Islands say they will keep up the pressure on the Cook Islands government not to have their New Zealand-paid pensions back-taxed. Audio

An Australian academic says AAP closing its Port Moresby office may result in parachute journalists who produce less informed stories. Audio

Family Planning analysis reveals significant benefits to investing in contraceptive services. Audio

The Fiji government's claim that next year's promised elections will be the first truly democractic elections ever held in the country is being rubbished by critics. Audio

Land is identified in Mauke in the Cook Islands for the government's national solar project. Audio

Screening programme needed to ensure Niuean diabetics get treatment before losing their sight. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Minister for Public Service says the language of accountability is starting to gain a foothold in the public sector. Audio

The sole Pacific representative appointed to the recently formed Global Ocean Commission says reforming international fisheries governance and management is one of the goals of the new body. Audio

New Zealand political scientist says Tonga democrats may have left run too late to effect reforms before election in a year's time. Audio

Traditional leaders in the Cook Islands says there has been a lack of consultation on the water infrastructure project on Rarotonga. Audio

With the release this week of a children's book extolling the virtues of the real world over social networks - and written by Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook's founder - Wayne takes a look at… Audio

Missing documents imperil administration of justice in French Polynesia. Audio

The Agriculture Ministry in Niue says there is potential to develop hydroponic farming on the island. Audio

The Cook Islands government says the country is preparing well to benefit from the rich store of minerals on its seabed but there is concern it is being too pushy on the issue. Audio

One of the Cook Islands' major food importers and sellers, James Beer, says the government needs to put forward a formidable plan to do more to encourage import substitution. Audio

Bougainville to take human right film festival around the province. Audio

PNG police get serious about rogue officers in force. Audio

The premier of Solomon Islands' Temotu province says a Malaysian company planning to export round logs from Vanikoro has not been given a licence and is violating the law. Audio

The publisher and founder of Vanuatu's only daily newspaper, the Vanuatu Daily Post, Marc Neil-Jones takes stock of the significant milestone of the publication's 4,000th issue being printed. Audio

A proposal that seeks to require teachers in American Samoa to be proficient in both Samoan and English, is being hotly debated. Audio

Following the arrest of high-profile PNG lawyer Paul Paraka, police say they are zeroing in on Government workers. Audio

Tonga's Democrats unveil further plans for political reform - this time to ensure the people elect all MPs. Audio

The Samoa Hockey Federation says this week's Oceania Cup tournament in New Zealand is a chance to see how far the sport has developed in Samoa over the past five years. Audio

The Premier of Niue says plans to expand the island's accommodation capacity is moving slowly. Audio