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Tonga Power has begun rebuilding Ha'apai's electricity network after 90 percent of it was destroyed by Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

UN Women has launched a radio drama as part of efforts to encourage more Pacific women to enter politics. Audio

A study into Samoan matai living overseas has received a major grant New Zealand's biggest science fund. Audio

Vibrant posters have been appearing on street corners in main cities around the country as part of a national campaign to promote artists who happen to have a disability. The 'I am an Artist' campaign… Audio

The chief whip in the Fiji government, Semi Koroilavesau, says he hopes the Public Accounts Committee will be able to meet next week. Audio

Australia's PNG refugees declared but concerns about their future in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Pacific Islanders are being urged to engage in debate over what Pacific nations may be giving up by agreeing to free trade deals. Audio

Australian officials have defended their record on the treatment of asylum seekers at a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva. Audio

Solomons government concerned with gold mine, tailings dam, as rainy season approaches. Audio

The Australian government is being reviewed by the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva this week. Audio

Prominent New Zealand rugby players are in Vanuatu this week spreading the message that domestic violence is not okay. Audio

The Democratic Party in Tonga says its emphasis going into this month's election is on accountability and restoring the rule of law. Audio

Election fever grips Solomon Islands a week out from the elections. Audio

There are fresh calls for New Zealand to stop deporting Tongan overstayers back to the islands of Ha'apai devastated by Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

The dire and worsening health of Niueans in New Zealand has prompted a call for a rethink of health services for the 24-thousand strong community. Audio

Prospective Vanuatu airport developer believes it can turn around opposition to the project. Audio

Fiji has nominated the president of Kiribati, Anote Tong, as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work around climate change issues. Audio

Hospital administrator says Papua New Guinea's health reporting systems fail to track domestic violence cases. Audio

Guam mums flock to play football. Audio

Guam has voted in favour of allowing the use of medical marijuana, making it the first United States territory to do so. Audio

An artist who has tattooed some of New Zealand's most well-known sportspeople, including Sonny Bill Williams, has taken away the top award at one of New Zealand's longest running Pacific art awards. Audio

International human rights watchdogs say they're looking forward to action by Fiji after its presentation to the United Nations in Geneva last week. Audio

The unseating of American Samoa congressman Faleomavaega Eni Hunkin is being put down to his detriorating health and a strong campaign by one of his opponents. Audio

Solomon Islands Police beef up security ahead of Solomons Elections. Audio

A groundbreaking discovery in Vanuatu could prove the country is much older than current theories argue. Audio