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Calls for a University of the South Pacific student's scholarship, which was taken away because of his association with politics, to be immediately reinstated. Audio

The Prime Minister of New Zealand's three day visit to Samoa ends with tourism pledge of almost one million US dollars. Audio

The leader of a Fiji political group which claims the same name as the regime-backed party says they will fight the election under a variation of the Fiji First name. Audio

Financial experts from around the Pacific region meet in Fiji to discuss the development of stable banking and stock market activity. Audio

Australia NRL team St George Illawarra sent a team of scouts to Samoa to test out the country's local rugby league talent, with an eye to forming a long-term partnership. Audio

The Australian Government cuts funding to the country's Refugee Council, despite commitments made in the Budget. Audio

A World Bank agency has unveiled a programme to get affordable electricity to remote parts of Papua New Guinea. Audio

It's Samoa's 52nd Independence anniversary since becoming the first Pacific Island to become independent in 1962. Audio

Doctors in Papua New Guinea say the country's health services are continuing to deteriorate. Audio

Fiji's Fairtrade sugar sticks up for the brand despite union calls for its removal. Audio

The president of the Fiji Law Society says decrees which control rules around the elections process, suggest the current regime is hell-bent on retaining power. Audio

Author looks at how the anti-nuclear movement galvanised widespread people power in the Pacific during the 1980s. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says delay tactics are being deployed by the regime despite the elections due in just over three months. Audio

Anti-globalisation campaigner says Pacific Trade Ministers must not commit to deals that hinder their exporters. Audio

An academic says the Fiji regime is tripping itself up with its own decrees. Audio

Police in New Caledonia say clash with Kanak youths has now eased, but more tension is possible. Audio

Nostalgia to the fore as Fiji's refurbished Grand Pacific Hotel starts checking in guests. Audio

The International Trades Union Congress is pressing for fair trade sugar in Fiji to be stripped of its label. Audio

There are questions over plans to put a fish farm on the former nuclear base of Hao in French Polynesia. Audio

A group in Guam is urging people to weigh up the environmental, social, and cultural impacts of the transfer of thousands of marines to the territory from Japan, against economic promises. Audio

A Vanuatu MP says Pekoa airport on Santo looms as the best-suited site for any major international airport development in the country. Audio

Our correspondent in Solomon Islands says while there is praise for police after last weekend's riots, the incidents raise questions about the numbers of disaffected, often unemployed youth in the… Audio

A Papua New Guinea cabinet minister defends his and other MPs decision to leave one of the country's main political parties which is crumbling amid the fallout from its leader's sacking as Treasurer.

NGOs in Fiji say their calls to remove an Electoral Decree provision which restricts what work they can do have so far been ignored. Audio

Questions remain over why spills keep occurring at the Vale nickel processing plant in New Caledonia. Audio