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A Northern Marianas journalist says she is pleased she is no longer facing jail time for protecting her source in a terror trial involving a former governor. Audio

Fiji's first capital becomes a World Heritage Area and there are hopes that it will boost the local economy Audio

More revelations about Wellington-Suva diplomacy have been exposed in a book launched this week. Audio

Marshall Islands plans for a Majuro Declaration to increase focus and action on climate change. Audio

Salaries are under the spotlight as New Caledonia confronts economic struggles. Audio

Bob Carr's claims about asylum seekers not being genuine refugees dismissed as unprincipled spin. Audio

Two men charged in French Polynesia with 1997 kidnapping and murder journalist, Jean-Pascal Couraud, Audio

Three Pacific rugby nations eyeing their chances at the Sevens World Cup. Audio

A union representing public service workers in Fiji is going to court over the sudden redundancies of some 200 employees of the Fiji Hardwood Corporation.. Audio

The general secretary of the SODELPA party in Fiji says after being out of circulation for seven years, preparation for next year's elections will be a challenge logistically and financially. Audio

The Global Ocean Commission says island countries in the Pacific must have a voice in discussions on seabed mining in the international waters that surround them. Audio

Plans for Tonga's Ha'apai Island group to become 100 percent organic. Audio

House legislative intiative relaxing restrictions on alienation of land in Northern Marianas to be considered. Audio

The Cook Islands MP Norman George says a Royal Commission of inquiry is needed to fully investigate an invoicing scheme, also known as 'Colagate', which cost the country millions of dollars in import… Audio

A woman from the Marshall Islands who died fighting for justice for the survivors of United States nuclear weapons tests on her country's islands is the subject of a new book, written by her husband.

The Fiji town of Levuka has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's been described as the result of thirty years hard work. Audio

A new method of describing species is proving increasingly valuable as more and more of the Pacific's primary rainforest gives way to development. Audio

The Pacific bloc of the African, Carribean and Pacific Group is meeting European Union officials in Brussels this week to try and progress negotiations for an Economic Partnership Agreement. Audio

The Solomon Islands government has defended its new law on allocation of public funds, after a chorus of criticism. Audio

Despite months of high-profile debate about Auckland's thirty-year growth blueprint, most of the city's younger residents say they haven't heard of it. Audio

SPC to cooperate with International Union for Conservation of Nature Funding. Audio

Funding has been approved for a solar energy project on the outer Cook Islands of Pukapuka and Nassau. Audio

Samoa's Parliament has decided to unanimously endorse an amendment to the constitution which will allow five parliamentary seats to be allotted to women candidates. Audio

Fiji have been crowned the Pacific Nations Cup rugby champions for the first time after defeating Tonga in a winner-takes-all clash in Tokyo. Audio

The founder of a charitable organisation in Papua New Guinea's capital says there is a growing market for child prostitution in Port Moresby. Audio