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Moves in French Polynesia to seek a huge compensation payout from France are being met with cynicism by some locals. Audio

A survey is being carried out of young women on Bougainville as part of a young women's leadership programme. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

A political scientist analyses what can be expected in the Tonga election this Thursday. Audio

The PNG foreign minister dismisses reports of tension between his government and Fiji. Audio

An opposition MP in Vanuatu says if the government's move to get the opposition leader and 15 of his MPs suspended from Parliament is successful, then it will be unconstitutional and likely be… Audio

A new report by the United Nations Population Fund points to the need for developing countries to invest in their youth. Audio

Environmental groups are suing the US fisheries service over a new rule they say allows the doubling of the quota for the endangered bigeye tuna. Audio

The head of surveillance at French Polynesia's Ministry of Health says medical resources are stretched with over 8000 people consulting doctors and the deaths of two elderly people linked to an… Audio

The Fred Hollows Foundation says access is a huge hurdle for people with eye problems and it hopes a new mobile clinic will reach more people in remote areas. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says if he finds police personnel deliberately closed an investigation involving allegations against security personnel, he will take steps against them. Audio

The Pacific Islands recipients of New Zealand's aid are undertaking a review of that process. Audio

New Zealand symposium told more work ahead lies ahead to ensure an end to Fiji's "coup culture". Audio

Forecasters across the Pacific are expecting the cyclone season to be slightly busier than normal. Audio

: A New Zealander who has headed Tonga's police for the past two and a half years is about to finish his term. Audio

Greenpeace has been lobbying the government of Kiribati to not renew the licence of two of the world's largest purse seine fishing vessels next year. Audio

Solomons Islanders are voting today to elect a new 50 member parliament. Audio

Unicef says pneumonia is still one of the leading causes of death in babies and young children in the Pacific region and parents should be alert to rapid breathing, coughing and a fever. Audio

Medicins Sans Frontieres says the first trials of drone technology to tackle tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea by providing better treatment access have been successful. Audio

CNMI authorities launch new fight against non-communicable diseases. Audio

A high-level meeting between the French President and Pacific Island leaders in Noumea has sparked optimism that the Pacific's fight against climate change will finally be put under the spotlight. Audio

Papua New Guinea's veteran leader Sir Michael Somare is seeking damages of 205 million kina over his removal as Prime Minister on August 2, 2011. Audio

A Tonga business chief says it is vital that at least some of the incoming MPs are savvy business people. Audio

Bougainville prepares to clear more bomb and ordinance left over from the Second World War. Audio

Three public buildings in the Cook Islands contructed by a Chinese firm within the last decade are needing repairs totalling US$600 000 due to leaks, rust and damage. Audio