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Villagers in a remote Fijian island group are still without houses after the damage from Cyclone Evan more than six months ago. Audio

Fiji attack on Canberra comes as Fiji repositions itself globally and regionally. Audio

The SPC says island governments need to have as much information as possible about deep sea mining before granting licenses for exploration in their waters. Audio

The mining company exploring for deep sea mineals in Temotu Province of Solomon Islands insists it's taking a very cautious approach to its work. Audio

A Chinese aircraft gifted to Tonga that triggered the New Zealand government to suspend tourism aid will be in operation from as early as next week. Audio

The Ministry of Education in Solomon Islands says it is doing its best to meet the remaining relevelling dues owed to teachers. Audio

Nauru Opposition MP outraged at government order to stop local media broadcasting interview with him. Audio

New refugee deal between Australia and Papua New Guinea features a shift in direction for AusAID's PNG programme. Audio

Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio

Sugar mill workers in Fiji being polled on whether to strike over wages Audio

Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio

The Solomon Islands prime minister says it is up to ordinary people to make sure the country does not slide back into more civil conflict. Audio

An NGO raises concerns that the United States is pushing for an extension of patent coverage for drug companies in the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal. Audio

After devastating floods in Fiji in recent years, a new integrated warning system promises to prevent further loss of life. Audio

Current and former staff of the Salvation Army speak out about the grim conditions at the Australian-run detention camp for asylum seekers in Nauru. Audio

Concern in PNG about the consequences of the major new refugee arrangement forged with Australia. Audio

Solomon Islands locals trained to deliver and pass on skills of solar power to rural communities. Audio

The head of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands says after ten years the country's government watchdog agencies are in good shape. Audio

Head of Tonga Advisory Council says rivalry between Tonga and Tupou Colleges has to be tackled at the highest level - by the government and the church. Audio

Nauru government takes stock of asylum seeker detention camp processes following destructive riot at the camp. Audio

An Australian academic says in 10 years RAMSI has produced little noticeable change for the average Solomon Islander. Audio

Pacific Trade Ministers met last Friday in Samoa where debate on the proposed PACER Plus deal which the organiser, the Pacific Islands Forum, says is a significant long term opportunity to grow… Audio

More than 150 asylum seekers in Nauru are in police custody following a riot at the Australian-run detention centre that's caused US$55 million in damage. Audio

People in Solomon Islands' Temotu province are calling for more consultations before undersea mining goes ahead in their region. Audio

A Tonga College student remains in a critical condition, with a fractured skull, following an alleged attack on a home by 147 students from rival school Tupou College. Audio