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Central Bank of Samoa warns public about scammers. Audio

A series of delays in the construction of Fiji's first casino has cast some doubt over whether the project will ever get off the ground. Audio

Indonesian intent seen as critical factor in determining that genocide has been occurring, albeit in slow-motion, in West Papua. Audio

The first president of Vanuatu slams comments by Australia's prime minister, Tony Abbott, that he would clamp down on West Papuan activists. Audio

There's growing excitement about how local eco-tourism businesses could change the lives of those in Guadalcanal. Audio

Papua New Guinea government warned not to divert HIV funding. Audio

A Star Marianas plane crash in the Northern Marianas that claimed the lives of three people, including the pilot, is the airline's second fatal incident in the past year. Audio

A batch of workers from China are due in the Cook Islands in coming weeks to start work on an aid project, regarded as a world first. Audio

Watchdog group raises concerns at the haste and lack of consultation over recent constitutional changes in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Fiji-New Zealand relations could remain cool for some time to come, despite an easing of Wellington's stance on Suva. Audio

New book released about New Zealand's Kermadec Islands is the first to offer a comprehensive account of the fascinating history of these small islands. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's National Capital District says there's a possibility betel nut sales could eventually be re-introduced into the city, but only under strict conditions. Audio

Critics of Fiji's new constitution says the country's judiciary is easy prey to political influence and amendments are needed to safe-guard it. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans organisation worried about safety of workers hired to fix monitoring system at the disused Moruroa nuclear weapons test site. Audio

The Vanuatu Free West Papua Association has welcomed the Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations Assembly, where he highlighted the plight of West Papuans. Audio

The chairperson of Transparency Solomon Islands says many politicians have lost sight of the people who vote for them, with the period immediately following elections described as being the critical… Audio

The Vanuatu Cultural Centre hopes local designers and tailors can use clothing to bridge a cultural gap between ni-Vanuatu people and Chinese immigrants. Audio

PNG anti-corruption group urges institutional strengthening. Audio

Those who are reflecting on the devastating tsunami four years ago, say emotions and memories from that day are still fresh in their minds. Audio

Uncertainty prevails over the future of seven West Papuan asylum seekers deported by Australia to PNG. Audio

The Fiji authorities are set to begin registering voters abroad, starting in New Zealand, for elections promised for 2014. Audio

Save the Children is providing schooling for children in Australia's camp for asylum seekers on Nauru. Audio

A Vanuatu researcher says there are fears discord between niVanuatu and new Chinese immigrants could lead to riots, and heightened discrimination and racism. Audio

Palau women inspired to run for local and national elections after the Mock Congress for Women. Audio

A serious message about the very survival of their identify accompanies the first-ever Tuvalu Language Week. Audio