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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

Primary school students in Vanuatu miss out on education because school is not free. Audio

Fiji's National Council of Women says for better representation of women in politics, it is up to political parties to nominate them and for the public to vote for them in 2014 elections. Audio

More high level contacts between Fiji and the EU with the first political dialogue in more than six years. Audio

Cook Islands police probe cause of fires which destroyed two schools in Rarotonga. Audio

Pensioners in Niue have been promised a 30 percent increase in their allowance. Audio

Pro-independence party in French Polynesia wants federal system of government. Audio

Pacific human rights advocate says temporary special measures for Pacific women should be applied across a whole range of sectors. Audio

American Samoa authorities to investigate pesticide use by foreign farmers. Audio

A Nauru MP says the country's government has to be more open about what is happening with the hundreds of would be refugees on the island. Audio

United States military plans to double the size of the Micronesian area used for training and weapons testing meet with opposition from a group on Guam. Audio

Niue Premier raises questions on 39th Constitution Day. Audio

Fiji's Labour Party leader says international election consultants coming ot Fiji is a step towards free and fair elections but history may yet repeat itself. Audio

Papua New Guinea's national rugby league team plans a top 8 World Cup finish. Audio

Vanuatu's Luganville is to send printer cartridges, mobile phones and chargers to New Zealand for recycling. Audio

Solomon Islands NGO provides workshops to bring media up to date about mining. Audio

The Finance Minister of the Cook Islands defends proposed tax changes, including increase in VAT. Audio

New Zealand's foreign minister reiterates his concerns that a plane China gifted to Tonga lacks what he calls respected international safety certification. Audio

A national Papua New Guinea politician representing the Central Bougainville constituency says the people of the province do not want a resumption of mining despite the government's emphasis on it. Audio

Five years ago this month the global financial decline kicked in deeply. Wayne looks at the implications of the next meltdown that some punters are predicting, and the potential for serious social… Audio

New Zealand foreign minister says eased sanctions on Fiji the right thing to do because of the progress made towards elections next year. Audio

Widespread grief in French Polynesia after 3 children killed by drunk drivers. Audio

A Solomon Islands civil society leader is accusing the prime minister Gordon Darcy Lilo of causing him to lose his job. Audio