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Solomon Islands police are being urged to remain united, amid reports of a split in the force and ongoing uncertainty around the departure of the former police commissioner, John Lansley. Audio

Tokelau prepares to move its Apia administration office back to the atolls. Audio

Australia's foreign aid boosts, but not for the Pacific, as Millennium Development Goal's aim for aid again falls short. Audio

A support group for gay students is hoping to raise awareness of the plight of homosexual and transgender communities in Fiji. Audio

The megayacht which was detained for 10 months until recently in Vanuatu and then sailed to New Caledonia, before departing for Thailand has had to turn back to Noumea. Meanwhile, issues regarding the… Audio

Haus Krai rated a great success in raising awareness about the levels of violence which have become entrenched in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Samoa is preparing to lift its ban on turkey tails as part of conditions set when it joined the World Trade Organisation a year ago. Audio

More teething problems with implementation of PNG's landmark free education policy. Audio

Marshall Islands water advisor says drought situation dire. Audio

Fiji's farthest-flung island Rotuma is poised to start exporting food and water to Tuvalu and other countries in the northern Pacific. Audio

Tonga considering clean slate legislation, following the discovery that people convicted of serious crimes are among those to have had their criminal records cleared. Audio

A major manhunt is underway in Papua New Guinea for the country's most notorious bank robber, William Kapris, who has escaped from the country's main prison along with at least three others. Audio

A former University of the South Pacific professor says the USP journalism school was instructed to stop him speaking at World Press Freedom day celebrations . Audio

More aid agencies assist Marshall Islands atolls facing a humanitarian crisis due to drought. Audio

The leader of the West Papua National Committee, or KNPB, Victor Yeimo, has been detained by police and is likely to be charged, say human rights groups. Audio

French Polynesia election outcomes pave way for return to presidency of Gaston Flosse. Audio

New online course on early-Pacific history being developed. Audio

The community on North Tarawa has built a public toilet and become the first island in Kiribati to become 'open defecation free.' Audio

Tonga employers say employment relations law will cripple businesses but government says it's simply trying to bring fundamental rights to the workplace. Audio

The acting Solomons police commissioner denies there's a split within the force. Audio

Officials in American Samoa and Samoa say harder drugs like methamphetamine or cocaine are coming across their borders more often. Audio

Complaints are going through the roof over Fiji's crumbling roads as people see new work underway. Audio

The prospect of West Papuan membership in the Melanesian Spearhead Group appears close, ahead of the grouping's annual leaders summit next month. Audio

These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

Filmmakers head to the Cook Islands for the Film Raro challenge. Audio