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The former chair of the Fijian Wages Council says the country's new minimum wage will not address deep seeded poverty. Audio

The Marshall Islands prepares to repatriate a Latin American fisherman who washed up after being lost at sea for 13 months. Audio

Twenty women from seven Pacific nations gather in Fiji to find ways to boost women's representation in politics. Audio

Bougainville's leader says the re-opening of the Panguna mine is vital to the province's progress. Audio

The President of Australia's Human Rights Commission has been barred from visiting the asylum seeker processing centre on Nauru as part of an inquiry. Audio

Women from seven Pacific Islands gather to discuss how to boost the representation of women in elected positions in the region. Audio

Fiji unions say the government is pandering to business interests in setting a minimum wage which will not help workers out of poverty. Audio

A Spanish-speaking man who says he has been adrift at sea for the last 13 months has arrived in the Marshall Islands capital. Audio

Bougainville's President, John Momis, says O'Neill visit brought unity and will improve the ability of the provincial and national governments to collaborate ahead of the referendum on possible… Audio

The American Samoa government is preparing an alternative to US federally mandated minimum wage hikes, in the hope it can get rid of them once and for all. Audio

A former media adviser to the Nauru Government, Rod Henshaw, says his deportation on Wednesday shows the Government is effectively a dictatorship. Audio

The Fiji Rugby Union responds to the IRB's decision to suspend funding to the national union and the decision to sack the national fifteens coach. Audio

The American Samoa longliner association says if there is a collaborative effort between government, industry members and port owners the dwindling industry could be saved. Audio

The Acting Premier of Niue says he's not worried about a motion of no confidence entered by the opposition and is confident of winning the election in April. Audio

A New Zealand business selling vanilla grown in Tonga says demand for its products is growing in its overseas markets particularly in Japan and United States. Audio

Scientists meet in Guam to study the so-called chimney effect and its influence on the global climate. Audio

The new coach of Samoa's women's rugby team talks about replacing the late Papali'itele Peter Fatialofa and what the team wants to achieve at this year's World Cup in Spain. Audio

Fiji's Electoral Commission lists most pressing priorities, which include appointing election supervisor. Audio

The Honiara City Clerk says a threat by Solomon Islands teachers to boycott the start of the school year on Monday is based on a grudge against a former chief education officer. Audio

Tonga Power Limited says it is working hard to restore power to 1,000 homes following Cyclone Ian but is also looking to make its network more storm resistant in the long-term. Audio

UK filmaker plans to make documentary about American Samoa's worst aviation disaster. Audio

General manager of Yazaki Samoa says General Motors' call to wind up Holden operation in Australia is good news. Audio

Solomons teachers' association fights for the removal of a key education official with the Honiara City Council. Audio

A special Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders' summit has been scheduled after last week's controversial trip to Indonesia to address issues including West Papua. Audio

American Samoa's Visitors Bureau says welcoming new airlines to the territory can boost tourism. Audio