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A conference that hopes to address the issue of sorcery and witchcraft killings in Melanesia is getting underway in Canberra. Audio

The head of the taskforce set up to handle Solomon Islands' first major outbreak of dengue fever says the disease may now be endemic to the country. Audio

Pacific Islands Forum chairman, Henry Puna, welcomes the rise of sub-regional groups in the Pacific, but says the Forum will remain the overarching body. Audio

Women's advocacy group in Vanuatu says it's a breakthrough that the Council of Ministers agree on right for women to have seats in parliament. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is eyeing joint projects with Indonesia as a way of promoting economic growth in the under-developed area of the two countries' common border. Audio

A new underwater cable between Fiji and Tonga, is expected to give the kingdom high-speed internet access. Audio

Panguna forum on the re-opening of the controversial Bougainville mine put off until consultations at village level completed. Audio

A body set up to help fix damaged infrastructure after the devastating Cyclone Guba hit Papua New Guinea in 2007, is being investigated after questions were raised about how it has spent donations. Audio

Aradhna sweeps this year's Pacific Music Awards with a record-breaking number of wins. Audio

One of the most prominent people in Pacific literature, Albert Wendt, is made a member of the Order of New Zealand - the highest honour in the New Zealand awards system. Audio

The European Union has increased funding for a project aimed at helping Pacific businesses boost their exports Audio

A media lecturer and journalist association member in Samoa says the removal of criminal libel laws and public media education are still on the agenda but a lack of unity among colleagues is stunting… Audio

New Zealand law professor Tony Angelo has been facilitating discussion in Tokelau on various constitutional questions, including whether the island should have reserved sets in the General Fono for… Audio

As Pacific Island coastal villages look at relocating to escape rising seas, one community in Fiji is refusing to budge. Audio

It's third time lucky for four adventurers from New Zealand, who've been the first to kayak the treacherous canyons of a remote Papua New Guinea River. Audio

Drought in the Marshall Islands dire, thousands still affected. Audio

The French Polynesia assembly adopts resolution asking France to organise self-determination referendum. Audio

An academic who is in the process of launching a Samoan language dictionary on the web says there are signs in Samoa itself that English could become the more dominant language in time to come. Audio

As the RAMSI military presence in the Solomon Islands prepares to leave, and MPs claim that there is police corruption, the acting Police Commissioner says she training police to be more professional.

Niue appoints a local to head its police force for the first time in eight years. Audio

Papua New Guinea Rugby League Federation is poised to finally elect a new permanent administration at Friday's AGM in Lae. Audio

Nauru's president defends his decision to declare a state of emergency just ahead of next week's election as the country struggles with political deadlock. Audio

Papua New Guinea's parliament passes law changes enacting tough new sentences designed to counter violent crime, including the reactivation of the death penalty. It has also repealed the controversial… Audio

Accommodation providers and tour operators in popular destinations like Fiji, Vanuatu, and Cook Islands are expecting a bumper high season. Audio

Papua New Guinea's police commander appalled by reports that officers slashed the Achilles tendons of people in Port Moresby. Audio