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Vanuatu business operators seek more police to control chaotic scenes when cruise ships arrive in Port Vila. Audio

Personal experiences highlight the Pacific region's dire record on violence against women. Audio

Poor soil and labour shortage in Niue hamper developments in vanilla industry. Audio

The run-down hospital in Papua New Guinea's second city is to undergo repairs after the government announces a state of emergency. Audio

Human rights report on West Papua welcomed but just tip of the iceberg. Audio

New harbour in Cooks outer island reduces accidents. Audio

Founder of the Solomon Islands Development Trust dies. Audio

Disagreement in French Polynesia over terms and timing of independence referendum. Audio

Another search aiming to finally solve the mysterious disappearance of famed aviator Amelia Earhart is being planned for next year in the Pacific. Audio

City-based landowners in Solomon Islands are being accused of pressuring communities into logging deals that don't really benefit them. Audio

The first young woman has announced her intention to stand in the Fiji elections but she says she has had to face hostility as a result including rape threats on social media sites. Audio

A New Zealand academic says more research is needed to examine the varying impact of rising sea levels on Pacific Island shorelines. Audio

The founder of a charitable group in Papua New Guinea's capital says he is saddened by the number of children being abandoned and wants the government to take action. Audio

Despite new diagnostic technologies, more work is needed to combat tuberculosis in the Pacific. Audio

The waiting is almost over for rugby league fans with the World Cup kicking off in Britain this weekend. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Sustainable Development Programme Ltd says it has had to lay off workers and cancel major projects because of the financial problems it faces after the controversial government take… Audio

Higher education for young women in the Pacific is not translating into more or better jobs. Audio

The Greens in French Polynesia are urging Paris to give information about the risks of Mururoa Atoll collapsing. Audio

Amnesty International says asylum seekers who have been processed as refugees are still being held at the Nauru refugee processing centre. Audio

Tongan artists share their knowledge of heritage arts during cultural exchange. Audio

Young Marshall Islands woman tells gathering how Pacific women are bearing brunt of social impact of climate change. Audio

Tuna commission warns member countries to come to agreements on quotas ahead of crucial meeting. Audio

The Niue Chamber of Commerce says a new test kitchen is being established to help add value to locally grown produce. Audio

Fall guy from PNG's 2011-2012 political impasse reflects on his role during turbulent time. Audio

The Solomon Islands Red Cross says Temotu province residents are still without permanent housing, following February's tsunami. Audio