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The arming of police officers in American Samoa is set to become a reality with the approval of a training programme and a plan to purchase handguns being considered. Audio

Watchdog group in Fiji explains its policy of not publicly questioning the government on corruption-related issues. Audio

Fiji's new Sevens coach, Ben Ryan, talks about his new role and the challenges ahead. Audio

Members of LabNet have met to discuss improvements needed to improve the public health laboratory network in the Pacific. Audio

A new police commissioner is appointed in Solomon Islands who is not the first choice of the country's Police services Commission. Audio

Watchdog group in Vanuatu says lack of consultation over airport deal, coupled with 50 year contract for the operating company, a major concern. Audio

The Solomon Islands finance ministry's permanent secretary says everything that can be done to stop fraud is being done, following the discovery of financial irregularities in the health sector to the… Audio

Bougainville president furious are what he says is a flawed report painting a misleading picture of the extent of gender violence in the province. Audio

Still one win away, and we are  re-assembling our Complaints Choir to help get us over the line in San Francisco. It's the Exhortation Choir today. Audio

The Marshall Islands' annual national basketball tournament is underway, with teams from Nauru and the Federated States of Micronesia taking part for the first time. Audio

Sports authorities in American Samoa have cancelled all sports indefinitely following last weeks attacks on school volleyball players and a team bus. Audio

A career in the defence force is now a reality for women in Papua New Guinea, with the country's first four female army officers put through a rigorous training exercise. Audio

A desire for tighter border control in the Pacific has led to the first step towards re-establishing ties between the New Zealand police and their Fiji counterparts. Audio

AidWatch says AusAid's reintegration into DFAT will mean a focus on Australia's national interest rather than alleviating global poverty. Audio

The Fiji Council of Churches has supported religious leaders' push to end culture of silence. Audio

A Marshall Islands cabinet minister is unhappy with comments made by the New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, about its nuclear issues. Audio

The premier of Solomon Islands' Guadalcanal province says he has no plans to resign, despite losing eight members of his executive over allegations of financial misconduct. Audio

PNG's founding prime minister explains his opposition to the government taking full control of Ok Tedi mine. Audio

AidWatch critical of the Australian government's decision to reintegrate AusAid into the Department of Foreign Affairs. Audio

Shock in American Samoa after a bus carrying a school volleyball team is attacked. Audio

People around the Pacific are being urged to reflect on their situations within their communites ahead of the International Day of Peace tomorrow. Audio

Parents with high ambitions for their Year 13 students should get them along to the Aotea Centre in Auckland tomorrow. Recruiters from some of the world's top unversities are all set to assess their… Audio

The Beach Soccer World Cup kicks off in Papeete with high hopes that the two Oceania representatives will rise to the occasion in their own backyard. Audio

The 4th Pacific Tuna Forum in Honiara has met to discuss the big issues faced by the industry. Audio

The Police Commander of Morobe province in Papua New Guinea is concerned boiling anger over the attacks on trekkers along the Black Cat Track last week could lead to more violence. Audio