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Fiji is to get expert advice from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation in order to rev up its local rice production and avoid relying on imports. Audio

The Tongan government is accusing the Public Service Association of making false claims to justify a failed strike action. Audio

Solomon Islands MP's being paid controversial US $53,000 terminal grant. Audio

PNA not surprised by Kiribati deviation in Pacific - US tuna negotiations. Audio

Plans for a food processing plant that promises about 700 jobs in American Samoa has been met with cautious optimism. Audio

A pilot oral history project has just been completed in Papua New Guinea recording the experiences of those affected by the second world war. Audio

A group of New Zealand Samoans are using bikes to take their health message to men in their home country. Audio

Tongan rugby coach thinks Pacific players in New Zealand will think twice before trying to make the All Blacks. Audio

A man who says he was beaten after sending texts to Fiji prime minister Frank Bainimarama says the police only took his complaints seriously when he went to the media. Audio

Niue over the next few days is marking the fortieth anniversary of its achievement of self government from New Zealand. Audio

Norfolk Island seeks a say in Canberra's plans to reduce its legislative council to local government level. Audio

Governors of Papua New Guinea's provinces have been meeting in Kavieng to discuss common issues and efforts to gain more autonomy. Audio

The new Solomon Islands police commissioner says the force needs new leadership. Audio

UNICEF Pacific aims to demonstrate how communities can make a big difference to their health through the simple act of washing their hands. Audio

US 90million dollar Tuna deal intact despite reports of Kiribati rift. Audio

Papua New Guinea health workers trial text messaging scheme to help them stick to new malaria protocols. Audio

The Tongan government says it cannot afford a demand from public servants for higher wages. Audio

Taiwan still in the dark after money provided to Kiribati for a landing craft disappears. Audio

The leader of Fiji's opposition National Federation Party is calling on the new government to revoke last week's salary setting Remuneration Decree and establish an independent committee to establish… Audio

Voters are preparing to take part in a controversial referendum on legalising medicinal marijuana in Guam. The vote is due to coincide with the November 4th general elections. Audio

With 500 days to go Pacific countries are urged to pick up the pace for the 2015 MDG deadline. Audio

Pacific countries leading the way for global climate change action. Audio

Tokelauans to take part in environmental protest over the coal industry in Australia's Newcastle. Audio

Tongan Parliament opens up for public education. Audio

New Zealand lifts travel advisory off the kingdom of Tonga. Audio