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Groundwork for another Pacific chapter of Operation Render Safe in Bougainville. Audio

A group of Auckland educators say the government is not doing enough to help Pacific students prosper at preschools, and is in danger of repeating past mistakes made with Te Reo Maori. Audio

An American Samoa senator is calling for discussion on the health status of the territory's representative in the US congress. Audio

Archaelogists believe they may have answered how the chicken crossed the Pacific, and it could help form a pattern of human migration. Audio

An opposition MP says the Marshall Islands government deliberately attempted to usurp the constitution and laws of the country with its nomination to UNESCO of a Lebanese official. Audio

More views being sought on what should replace the region's document for closer integration, the Pacific Plan. Audio

Situation gets desperate for some nurses in Vanuatu who haven't been paid in over three months. Audio

88-page epic love poem by John Pule to be published in a new edition by Canterbury University Press. Audio

It's hoped the recent appointment of land commissioners in Niue will help move land disputes through court more quickly. Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio

A women's theatre company in Solomon Islands that performs shows with an anti-violence message is starting to garner international interest. Audio

The same guards responsible for the killing of an asylum seeker in Papua New Guinea, and the brutal beating of 77 others, are set to be re-introduced to the compound. Audio

PNA member countries are meeting this week to divide funds and address differences. Audio

A political party in Fiji plans to start transporting young people to voter registration centres to boost youth enrolment for the elections. Audio

An advocate for families in American Samoa says the Fono's passing of a Bill criminalising human trafficking is a mighty leap for justice. Audio

The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio

NZ organisation launches first Pasifika-focussed suicide prevention programme. Audio

Researchers use isotope testing to find out what ancient Polynesian people the Lapita ate in their diet. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum advisor on the Pacific Plan says the want public input to further narrow down the documents objectives. Audio

Water pollution in the main port in Solomon Islands is causing health problems and overwhelming the Honiara Council which is calling for help. Audio

A pilot project is underway in four Pacific countries funded by the European Union to promote economic growth through businesses working more cooperatively in clusters. Audio

Chief justices from around the Pacific strongly condemn the actions of the Nauru Government. Audio

Teachers in American Samoa have been told they need to pass a test in order to keep their jobs. Audio

PNG Hunters rugby league team prepare for their first home game after beating the Redcliffe Dolphins in their Queensland Cup debut. Audio

A year-long dispute between New Zealand and Tonga over a plane will be solved with World Bank intervention. Audio