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Solomon Islands encouraged to starrt producing honey. Audio

The organisers of the Pacific Mini Games, Wallis and Futuna, says they are on track for next month's opening. Audio

Fiji's regime keeps looking to rearrange the regional architecture. Audio

Police investigators in PNG's East Sepik wait on mechanical report following motor vehicle accident which left around a dozen dead. Audio

The Free West Papua Campaign is to open an office in the Netherlands. Audio

The Indonesian government says the continuing violence in the Papuan region cannot be entirely blamed on the country's military and police. Audio

Measures to increase political stability in Vanuatu such as clamping down on party hopping have been outlined in a paper that will be debated by parties later this month. Audio

The Northern Marianas Descent Corporation says the recently passed US Senate Immigraton Reform Bill threatens to disrupt the social, political, and economic aspirations of the indigenous people of the… Audio

Japan turns down Marshalls request to fix termite damaged gym. Audio

The manager of the emergency department at Solomon Islands' main hospital says a severe shortage of doctors is stopping the unit from properly functioning. Audio

Rights Group in West Papua still struggling to access verification of reports of mass killings in Puncak Jaya. Audio

The opposition in Tuvalu says the country is in a constitutional crisis after the Speaker adjourned parliament until a by-election is held to find a replacement for Health minister who resigned amid… Audio

The Bougainville finance minister says he believes a satisfactory solution will be found to push for billions in compensation for the effects of the civil war. Audio

Niue is leading the charge among Pacific Islands nations committed to achieving the goal of becoming smoke-free by 2025, after a survey found a major drop in smoking rates. Audio

Transparency International Vanuatu says politicians right across the spectrum are complicit in allowing an electoral system which can be misused. Audio

Vanuatu's first president takes stock of the country's development as it marks 33 years of independence. Audio

Nauru is struggling to cope with the challenge presented to the court system by the number of criminal proceedings that have followed the riot at the asylum seekers' camp base there. Audio

The Cook Islands has overtaken Fiji as the most popular South Pacific holiday destination for New Zealanders, for the second year in a row. Audio

A West Papuan newspaper editor says that newsrooms come under pressure from Indonesian authorities to not report about West Papuan pro-independence groups or activities. Audio

The union representing Fiji's sugar mill workers is worried the plant may be run by the military if industrial action goes ahead. Audio

Teachers in Solomon Islands have returned to school after ending a two-week strike over relevelling dues. Audio

Nauru president says the action by the government last week, in suspending the police commissioner and calling out the reserve, during a riot at the asylum seeker camp, was appropriate. Audio

The Tahiti beach soccer team continues to fine-tune their preparations for September's World Cup in Papeete. Audio

New Zealand engineer helps ni-Vanuatu in Tanna to solve water supply headaches. Audio

Papua New Guinea has a new Chief Ombudsman after a ten-month delay in appointing one. Audio