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Concerns around moves by Papua New Guinea's government to over ownership of the Ok Tedi mine and the PNG Sustainable Development Programme. Audio

It's hoped the increase in the minimum bet fee for Pokie machines in Papua New Guinea, will discourage low income earners from blowing their money on the gambling machines. Audio

The authorities on Niue are preparing to hold two elephants in quarantine for New Zealand's Auckland Zoo. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Treasurer Don Polye has been selected to be the next chairman of the board of governors of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Audio

Fiji's Public Service Association has demanded the Fiji Government come clean on whether permanent secretaries have received massive pay increases. Audio

New central Pacific shipping regulator expected to be endorsed by the small island states in Suva this week. Audio

The authorities in Vanuatu suspect the seizure of banned marine species at Vanuatu's Bauerfield Airport indicates there is a largescale smuggling ring operating in the country. Audio

The historic Fijian town of Levuka is searching for specialists to help preserve the old buildings which have helped earn it World Heritage status. Audio

Tuvalu's prime minister is confident that the Majuro Declaration on climate change leadership will achieve its intended aims. Audio

Thousands expected to welcome decendants of a blackbirding victim when they visit Solomon Islands. Audio

One of the victims of the deadly attack on a group of trekkers in Papua New Guinea's Morobe Province says that through this horrific experience he has seen the best and worst of PNG. Audio

A noted academic looks at the merits of the Majuro Declaration and finds it wanting. Audio

Veteran pilot says the aircraft gifted to Tonga by China is not a significant safety issue. Audio

Women in Tonga are making ngatu or tapa to sell overseas so they can pay their children's high school fees. Audio

Men in the area hit by floods east of the Solomon Islands capital Honiara are being urged to consider how difficult life is for the women in their families. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Ministry of Lands says it is undertaking a process to review questionable land deals throughout the country. Audio

The National Maritime Safety Authority in Papua New Guinea is confident revised legislation and greater education of the shipping industry will help avoid a repeat of the Rabaul Queen tragedy. Audio

Katy Gosset is learning to talk with her hands - tackling this country's third official language. Here in New Zealand, sign language is spoken by about 24,000 people including deaf, hearing impaired… Audio

Papua New Guinea emerge at the top of the medal table at the Pacific Mini Games. Audio

Small businesses will be restricted from selling at the rebuilt Fugalei market in Apia. Audio

As PNG's resources boom has driven the country's remarkable economic growth in recent years, the tentacles of corporate interests have gained a tightening grip on land. prompting calls for an overhaul… Audio

Amnesty International in Australia says it has extreme fears for the mental health of the inmates of the asylum seeker camps in PNG and Nauru. Audio

Norwegian sailors find themselves stuck on Niue after their catamaran is washed onto the reef. Audio

New Zealand has announced a further easing of sanctions on Fiji in return for what it sees as progress towards elections next year. Audio

A group of Chamorros based in California is planning to retrace a trade route sailed by their ancestors to the Mariana Islands. Audio