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PNG police managed to quell tensions in Mt Hagen which developed over the local level government elections. Audio

Greenpeace calls for urgent action, saying Pacific tuna stocks are continuing to fall at an alarming rate and existing protection measures are failing. Audio

The leader of the opposition in Cook Islands says members of parliament need to stop mixing personal business with their ministerial responsibilities. Audio

New Zealand sends a team from its education review office to assess schools on Tokelau. Audio

Women's groups are counselling victims of domestic violence in PNG and getting the message out to men, but need more support from leaders. Audio

Fiji's main opposition grouping says the Pacific Islands Forum needs a set of rules to deal with coup-makers. Audio

Port Moresby residents are being urged to conserve water as the city's main water source, Sirinumu Dam, is critically low with no sign of rain to refill it. Audio

American Samoa's Department of Education is trying to fix years of deferred maintenance before schools open. Audio

The push for recognition of Australia's South Sea Islanders community, which the University of Sydney says is a human right for a forgotten people. Audio

A newly installed paramount chief in Fiji says he and his people will continue efforts to ensure the survival of their marine protected area off the country's second largest island, Vanua Levu. Audio

Solomon Islands' acting police commissioner is warning that officers who collude with members of the public will be dealt with severely. Audio

The president of the Saipan Chamber of Commerce says if the US Department of Labour doesn't agree to an extension for foreign workers to stay in the Northern Marianas, it would result in an economic… Audio

Transparency International Vanuatu says the government needs to be clear on what commitment it is making with a Singaporean company over airport plans. Audio

Questions linger over the refugee resettlement deal between Australia and Papua New Guinea, amid uncertainty over where refugees will be resettled. Audio

A group of Australian doctors has formed a new group, Doctors for Refugees, to try and push for a policy change by Canberra Audio

Fiji dairy industry is seeking an alternative to copra meal for its cows because Fiji copra production is too low Audio

A new report into coastal fisheries resources in the Pacific shows that they are under strain, some fished to the brink of extinction, and many are not managed. Audio

The newly installed prime minister of Tuuvalu Enele Sopoaga says they are committed to doing the best for the people but first need to assess the budget and national strategy. Audio

Solomon Islands government accused of lacking a cohesive policy on West Papua amid contradictory signs from Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo during his state visit to Indonesia. Audio

A regional conservation leader says developed nations should have no fears a new regional grouping will increase pressure for compensation over climate change. Audio

PNG's opposition is confident that its constitutional challenge against the government's asylum seeker deal with Australia has merit. Audio

Official opening of the Munda Airstrip in Solomon Islands - New Zealand's biggest single aid project. Audio

Demonstrations proceeded peacefully in several main centres of West Papua yesterday marking the region's incorporation into Indonesia despite a reported police ban on the protests.

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The prime minister of Tuvalu, Enele Sopoaga, says the previous government could be behind the chief justice being stopped from travelling through Fiji to Tuvalu. Audio

The Vanuatu government is being urged to provide details of its plans for an overhaul of the country's airport services. Audio