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A marine biologist studying the impact of logging in Solomon Islands says even the highest form of marine protection won't stop land-based activities from destroying vital fisheries. Audio

Papua New Guinea's media are reeling from a crackdown by the Government as observers say media freedom is "non-existent". Audio

Violence continues in PNG's Southern Highlands province after 14 die and houses are torched. Audio

Palau under a state of emergency following super typhoon Haiyan. Audio

Residents on Mauke, Cook Islands, are being urged to stop wasting water. Audio

Solomon Islands environment ministry considers the water released from the Gold Ridge mine tailings dam safe to drink - but it's not safe enough for the minister. Audio

PNG's police commissioner grateful to have Australian officers to mentor his mid-level staff. Audio

Pacific countries to provide genetic material to help improve coconut growing in Asian countries. Audio

The Cook Islands government is assessing its options in generating higher speed internet. Audio

The Minister of Agriculture in the Cook islands says growing organic produce is the way of the future. Audio

Silent protesters arrested and held in Fiji after budget announcement. Audio

A push in the Cook Islands for more recognition of the creative arts. Audio

The Niue government has begun renovating derelict houses as part of plans to create more accommodation for an expected growth in visitor numbers. Audio

Conference in Vanuatu brings youths together to focus on climate change issues. Audio

Mangaia island leaders take steps to become more self-sufficient and take ownership over island issues. Audio

Samoan rugby legend Papaliitele Peter Fatialofa has died at the age of 54. Audio

Academic warns Pacific health will get worse unless communities get involved. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says the government is attempting to defraud villages into supporting a strategy not to hold elections next year. Audio

International advocacy group says the Pacific's family planning needs overlooked for funding. Audio

Lagoon surveying project will help inform management of lagoon, and benefit eco-tourism. Audio

Senior Niuean high school students want more government support in education. Audio

Pensioners in the Cook Islands say they will keep up the pressure on the Cook Islands government not to have their New Zealand-paid pensions back-taxed. Audio

An Australian academic says AAP closing its Port Moresby office may result in parachute journalists who produce less informed stories. Audio

Family Planning analysis reveals significant benefits to investing in contraceptive services. Audio

The sole Pacific representative appointed to the recently formed Global Ocean Commission says reforming international fisheries governance and management is one of the goals of the new body. Audio