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Ascension to the chairmanship of the Melanesian Spearhead Group comes at a critical time for New Caledonia's indigenous FLNKS movement.. Audio

Organic agriculture helping communities out of poverty. Audio

Over 300 landowners in the CNMI are still waiting for the government to pay them land compensation. Audio

Interview with the successful poet taking up the 2013 Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency. Audio

Fiji's military and police bands have been helping police in Solomon Islands tackle community crime in the capital, Honiara. Audio

As a possible re-opening of the Panguna copper and gold mine in the Papua New Guinea province of Bougainville looms one vested interest group is signalling its not happy with talk of compensation… Audio

Advisor says grants for small Niue businesses from the New Zealand aid programme having desired effect. Audio

Uncertainty still surrounds the whereabouts of the former Northern Marianas Governor Benigno Fitial following the dramatic collapse of his political career earlier this year. Audio

Two critically injured after military rampage on students in PNG. Audio

The Melanesian Spearhead Group is criticised for its strong support for Fiji's military regime. Audio

Teachers in Solomon Islands are on strike over the same pay issue for the third time this year. Audio

Australian-based Refugee Action Coaltion says protests and self harm continuing on Nauru as a minimum of six monthly delays to processing asylum seekers looks set to continue. Audio

A senior adviser with the Washington-based think tank, the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, says the United States is keen to co-operate with China in the region. Audio

Controversial Vanuatu diplomat denies a claim by Foreign Minister Edward Natapei that he is no longer Honorary Consul to Vietnam. Audio

Health ministers and MPs in Pacific Island nations are being called on to prioritise adolescent sexual health and reproductive rights. Audio

As RAMSI cuts back its operation in Solomon Islands there are some economic repercussions being felt in the capital, Honiara. Audio

Vanuatu has imposed a year-long moratorium on international researchers so it can perform a stocktake of all its research. Audio

Better engagement with different cultures in an effort to prevent youth crime in New Caledonia has been a key learning for officials on a visit to New Zealand this week. Audio

Survey shows pervasive extent of corruption in modern Solomon Islands society Audio

Political parties in Fiji are facing another threat of deregistration if they are unable to come with US$14,000 for newspaper advertising they were forced into. Audio

French Polynesia's assembly is poised to adopt a fiscal reform on Saturday before the president Gaston Flosse flies to Paris next week. Audio

Nickel mining is being blamed for New Caledonia's soaring carbon emission rate and a nagging problem with pollution in the capital, Noumea. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund says the Papua New Guinea government has to put more focus on adolescent pregnancy. Audio

Efforts are underway to relocate about five thousand people affected by rising sea levels on outlying islands in the Solomon Islands province of Malaita. Audio

Rugby League Samoa appoints a new coach. Audio