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Niue MP calls for greater oversight of electrical wiring. Audio

Concerns about the impact of logging on a Solomon Islands World Heritage area. Audio

After a court decision in Nauru ruled asylum seekers could be detained until processed, human rights groups say they could self-harm. Audio

Decolonisation and self-determination to the forefront at the 19th Melanesian Spearhead Group Leaders Summit in New Caledonia. Audio

Long-time programme manager at Volunteer Service Abroad moves on. Audio

MSG summit wraps up in New Caledonia with the issue of West Papuan membership deferred. Audio

Long-time programme manager at Volunteer Service Abroad moves on. Audio

A media officer says a 21-year-old woman was travelling on a bus last week when she was allegedly abducted in east Honiara. Audio

The human rights lawyer representing a group of 12 asylum seekers on Nauru says they may self harm as others have done, after losing a court application seeking an end to their detention. Audio

PNG government report into troubled university will not be made public. Audio

The world's largest peak union body says it is expecting arguments today with the Fiji government with the tabling of its demand for an international commission of inquiry into Fiji. Audio

A Papuan man who says he witnessed the massacre of 40 people in a remote province describes his experience and says he is still hiding from the military. Audio

Niue Power Corporation to seek an inspector to improve the quality of electrical installation work on the island. Audio

A possibility of a regional parliament is on the agenda of the Melanesian Spearhead Group summit underway in Noumea in New Caledonia. Audio

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is planning to start operating passenger trains and other goods trains on its sugarcane railways. Audio

The three smallest economies in the Pacific are being targetted to lead the rest of the region in reducing the dependence on fossil fuel. Audio

The Vanuatu government is under fire from exporters for hiking the price of copra. Audio

The Fiji Trades Union Congress, says the International Labour Organisation's focus on Fiji at top policy level this week will keep up the pressure on the regime's treatment of trade unions. Audio

One of the aims of the first flight training school soon to be set up in Samoa is to make it easier for would-be pilots from Pacific Island countries to get qualified. Audio

Women theologians are hoping to spread the anti-gender violence message to the grassroots via a new guide to the scriptures. Audio

A library built in formerly wartorn Bougainville, funded by a New Zealand Trust, is set to open this Friday Audio

Health officials in Vanuatu hope collaborative work with traditional healers can reduce the rate of tuberculosis. Audio

New computer models highlight the damage Nuku'alofa faces if a tsunami were to hit. Audio

Melanesian Spearhead Group summit set to start in New Caledonia but already indications that the West Papuan bid for membership will be shunted off the agenda. Audio

A New Zealand-based company is planning to produce the world's first Solomon Islands chocolate line. Audio