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There is a call from Bougainville for a high profile academic working with the ABG to be ordered out of Papua New Guinea. Audio

A Lowy Institute report says Australia's assistance in RAMSI was costly and disproportionate, and there are lessons to be learnt from the 10-year assistance mission. Audio

The World Bank advocates greater labour mobility as the key to improving employment and opportunity in the Pacific. Audio

A new climate report makes an urgent call to the US Congress to collaborate more with Pacific nations. Audio

Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio

A global security and international relations expert, Robert Patman, says it's no surprise Russia is trying to reassert itself in the Asia Pacific. Audio

The Papua New Guinea coffee corporation says a co-ordinated approach is needed to improve marketing the industry in Europe. Audio

Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister has hit out at the World Bank for finalising a draft report on the Tonga transport industry without any consultation with him. Audio

Save the Children in Solomon Islands says the country is still trying to recover from the worst disaster it's ever faced from April's flooding and more funding is desperately needed for relief… Audio

The World Health Organisation has declared the spread of polio an international public health emergency. Audio

A former Fiji Labour Party senator says the 2006 coup was a blessing in disguise and is glad to be part of the proposed Fiji First party headed by the regime leader Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama. Audio

The major LNG gas project led by Exxon Mobil is about to commence production in Papua New Guinea where it is expected to provide major economic benefits to the country, however in a village situated… Audio

Members of the Fiji media discuss issues facing the industry. Audio

Tuvalu's piles of rubbish still a threat, as EU visits to hand over waste equipment. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says some people in Kiribati's South Tarawa receive only two hours of tap water every two days and are using beaches as toilets. Audio

A mining watchdog says it is worried by a state of emergency in place in the Papua New Guinea mining town of Porgera, following previous incidents of violence. Audio

The leader of Fiji's Labour Party is now considering an appeal after being sentenced to what is thought to be Fiji's largest ever fine. Audio

Kiribati sailor training set to graduate more and merge with fisheries. Audio

Fiji's Pacific Islands Development Forum to fill a role not covered by existing agencies. Audio

The Asian Development Bank says poor water supply and sanitation in Kiriabti is costing the country up to four per cent of its gross domestic product, or about 6.5 million US dollars, a year. Audio

Vanuatu's government cancels all land leases issued to Lands staff at a discount during the tenure of a previous Lands Minister, Steven Kalsakau, between 2011 and 2012. Audio

Cyclone victims in Vanuatu have been forced to eat unripe crops while they wait for government assistance. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands says MPs have seriously breached their responsibilities to their constituencies in the way flood assistance has been distributed. Audio

The MP for Papua New Guinea's Rabaul district has issued a plea for the country not to turn its back on the historic town. He says the town remains an important hub for economic and health services… Audio

Kiribati is facing stark choices with its overcrowded and under-nourished Tarawa Atoll, and says it is still finding its way through a climate change minefield, as rising sea levels and land erosion… Audio