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A New Zealand scientist says fuelling population growth with healthy food in the Pacific region over the coming three decades will be a real challenge. Audio

Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio

Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says it holds high hopes for the country's new Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission. Audio

The Marshall Islands parliament looks set to pass a controversial law that would open up the telecommunications market to competition. Audio

Satellite data mapping could be a new breakthrough in fight against malaria. Audio

Pacific leaders want more say in their region and this was a key element in discussions earlier the month in Noumea when regional agencies got together. Audio

Two Pacific nations are bucking the trend when it comes to media freedom. Audio

The United States Government is being asked to declare an economic disaster for the US longline fishing fleet in American Samoa. Audio

Oxfam invites teams to complete a water engineering task to raise money to build sanitation services in remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Tongan goverment is hopeful that a meeting with the New Zealand foreign minister will lead to suspended aid being released. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has received a timely boost in its fight to counter tuberculosis, as rates creep up in parts of the country. Audio

Frustration is building among customary landowners in PNG after the latest delay to the cancellation of controversial Special Agricultural and Business Leases. Audio

The Leader of the Opposition in Fiji says she hopes a parliamentary visit to the UK will mark the the beginning of a new era in parliamentary democracy in her country. Audio

An MP in Vanuatu's second main town of Luganville has welcomed the government's decision to renovate the wharf, bolstering the status of the island Santo as a regional economic hub. Audio

: There are calls for changes to Australia's Pacific seasonal work scheme if it is to achieve its intended aim of providing work for up to 40,000 people. Audio

Pacific Judiciary hopes technology will reduce the distances and remoteness between islands. Audio

Pacific Forum's Dame Meg Taylor supportive of discussion on the structure of regional agencies. Audio

A New Zealand university student says she's hoping to make an impact on the prevention of blindness in the Pacific by using the sale of her brand of organic mascara to fund cataract surgery. Audio

Australia's former Prime Minister has criticised the goverment's response to a damning report on children in detention as disgraceful and based on a lie. Audio

The process of identifying customary land ownership in Vanuatu has now begun under wide-ranging reforms implemented a year ago. Audio

Nauru's climate change adaptation framework puts immediate focus on water storage and security. Audio

A Solomon Islands community theatre group empowering women to break down taboos around gender-based violence will release a book, documentary and toolkit this week as the two-year project wraps up. Audio

Seaonal workers in Solomon Islands warned not to give money to false agents promising access to work in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

An American Samoa lawmaker says more must be done to ensure children with special education needs get the education they are entitled to. Audio

Legal problems stalling house rebuilding in Tonga's Ha'apai group. Audio