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Politicians in the Cook Islands have been utilising social media in an attempt to tap into the younger, swing voters for this year's election. Audio

Fiji and the Cook Islands will play-off this weekend in a winner-takes-all clash for a place at next year's Rugby World Cup. Audio

Journalism experts at the University of the South Pacific in Fiji being slammed by the Media Industry and Development Authority as reckless and ill-informed say they stand by their comments. Audio

Pacific business people have gathered in Auckland as part of efforts to find ways to boost export opportunities for a wider range of Pacific Islands products. Audio

A Court in the US has ordered the release of parts of a Justice Department memo that deemed it lawful to kill an American-born cleric in Yemen. Audio

A New Zealand applied scientist says training Pacific nations in the science of hydrography could boost Pacific economies and even save lives. Audio

The controversial case of US Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, released after five years in Taliban captivity in exchange for five prisoners from Guantanamo Bay. Questions have been raised about the… Audio

Fiji expats living in New Zealand are being urged to put an end to their homeland's "coup culture" by voting against Frank Bainimarama in the September polls. Audio

The sole exporter of Samoan coconut cream says it wants companies based in Asia that it says are ripping off its brand to have their products taken off the New Zealand market. Audio

An NGO which has been calling for the scrapping of controversial land leases in Papua New Guinea says the prime minister needs to do more than just make promises he'll get rid of them. Audio

A recent meeting in Micronesia has heard of the increasing threats to biodiversity posed by the spread of invasive species. Audio

A United States fishery scientist says the US President's vow to dramatically increase a no-fishing zone in the Pacific is nothing more than a gesture. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill stands firm while a major political storm engulfing his office casts uncertainty over his future. Audio

A 'microbat' thought to be extinct has been rediscovered in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The head of PNG's anti-corruption unit Taskforce Sweep vows to keep on investigating high-level graft despite being sidelined. Audio

A barrister and human rights advocate considers Australian court ruling on legality of PNG as an offshore processing centre. Audio

The new Tongan budget has faced criticism for relying too heavily on foreign aid, with 59 percent of the record budget provided by donors. Audio

An officer with the Australian Defense Force says it is important to educate people in the Pacific about the dangers posed by old explosives from World War II. Audio

The head of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement says member countries are hiking fishing fees as a way to protect the increasing value of its fishery. Audio

Nurses in Vanuatu still owed unpaid wages despite Government promises to pay up in March. Audio

A saving scheme for women in Gizo in Solomon Islands has been set up to help improve their economic status and eventually set up their own businesses. Audio

There are suggestions that an eminent persons group should be sent to Nauru ass the small island is again enveloped in a debiliting political crisis. Audio

Parties to the Nauru Agreement nations have agreed to crank up the fees they charge to fish in their waters. Audio

Fiji sugar workers say they'll accept a pay rise they've been offered but they've dismissed the increase as a mere vote-buying exercise. Audio

The 'Festival of Democracy' conference next week expects to spark discussions on the issue in light of Tonga's election later this year. Audio