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Fiji's Police Commissioner says the police have a zero tolerance policy on offences against children and he has issued a plea to the community to report child abuse. Audio

Leading womens groups in the Cook Islands are to meet in March to celebrate 50 years of self-government. Audio

Mixed results for the Pacific as the deadline for delivery of the Millennium Development Goals looms. Audio

Despite millions of dollars being poured into it, Vanuatu's public broadcaster remains, by the government's own admission, hamstrung. Audio

The American Samoan economy has received a boost with the opening of a 70 million US dollar a high tech tuna cannery. Audio

The Director of Health in Tonga says many residents need to improve their sanitation practices and facilities if the kingdom is to avoid another typhoid outbreak. Audio

The historical significance of world war events in Papua New Guinea has become a key tourism asset for the country. Audio

Construction of Solomon Islands US $120 million Hydro project to begin in 2016. Audio

Refugee advocates are warn that people will die if more isn't done to improve medical care at the detention centre on Manus Island. Audio

A smartphone application designed to foster and grow the use of the Samoan language has extended its reach. Audio

Several refugees resettled on Nauru have started businesses and are using their skills in the community, according to the new contractors assisting with resettlement. Audio

Solomon Islands to introduce the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in February. Audio

Australia's Immigration Minister says the situation at the Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea remains volatile, after authorities ended a stand-off between asylum seekers and guards. Audio

Fresh calls have been made in Fiji to change the country's media laws, now that a democracy is in place. Audio

A 106-millon US dollar food processing plant in American Samoa is scheduled to be up and running by July. Audio

Hundreds of people in New Zealand's capital, Wellington, braved driving rain on Saturday to gather at the city's annual Pasifika festival. Audio

A global mineworkers union is taking its campaign against Rio Tinto to the people of Bougainville. Audio

A global mineworkers union is taking its campaign against Rio Tinto to the people of Bougainville. Audio

An ongoing protest by asylum seekers at Australia's Manus Regional Processing Centre is threatening to spiral into a repeat of last year's deadly riot at the centre. Audio

The opposition parties in Fiji have called changes to the parliamentary funding system a disaster and claim it has plunged the parliament into crisis. Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

The Tonga Red Cross says hundreds of people are still living out of tents and under sheets of roofing iron in Ha'apai, a year since their homes were destroyed by Cyclone Ian. Audio

Newly-published research into ancient land use on Rapa Nui or Easter Island shows the collapse of pre-European society there wasn't as dramatic as first thought. Audio

The paradox of plenty and ensuring that all of Papua New Guinea benefits from the resource boom. Audio

About US$25 million worth of heroin has been intercepted at Fiji's Lautoka wharf, in what police say is likely to be the largest heroin bust in the country. Audio