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The head of the taskforce set up to handle Solomon Islands' first major outbreak of dengue fever says the disease may now be endemic to the country. Audio

Pacific Islands Forum chairman, Henry Puna, welcomes the rise of sub-regional groups in the Pacific, but says the Forum will remain the overarching body. Audio

Women's advocacy group in Vanuatu says it's a breakthrough that the Council of Ministers agree on right for women to have seats in parliament. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is eyeing joint projects with Indonesia as a way of promoting economic growth in the under-developed area of the two countries' common border. Audio

A new underwater cable between Fiji and Tonga, is expected to give the kingdom high-speed internet access. Audio

Aradhna sweeps this year's Pacific Music Awards with a record-breaking number of wins. Audio

One of the most prominent people in Pacific literature, Albert Wendt, is made a member of the Order of New Zealand - the highest honour in the New Zealand awards system. Audio

The European Union has increased funding for a project aimed at helping Pacific businesses boost their exports Audio

As Pacific Island coastal villages look at relocating to escape rising seas, one community in Fiji is refusing to budge. Audio

Papua New Guinea Rugby League Federation is poised to finally elect a new permanent administration at Friday's AGM in Lae. Audio

Papua New Guinea's parliament passes law changes enacting tough new sentences designed to counter violent crime, including the reactivation of the death penalty. It has also repealed the controversial… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police commander appalled by reports that officers slashed the Achilles tendons of people in Port Moresby. Audio

Three mining companies have been granted licenses to explore the deep-sea mining potential in Fiji's Exclusive Economic Zone. Audio

A China foreign policy scholar, Dr Marc Lanteigne, says Beijing will be looking to glean information on Fiji's transition to elections during Commodore Frank Bainimarama's top level meetings there… Audio

Following an attack on three reporters in Samoa, the Prime Minister is giving a glowing report of media freedom in the country. Audio

Student accidentally shot by police trying to quell fighting between students from rival schools in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Amnesty International says Australia is among governments world-wide accused of showing more interest in protecting their national borders than the rights of those seeking refuge. Audio

More reports of a mass killing in Indonesia's West Papua province. Audio

More opposition among indigenous people in the Northern Marianas to the latest plans by the US military for training and live-fire activities on Pagan. Audio

Political parties in Fiji have called for the definition of a child to be included in the controversial political parties decree. Audio

China has shown senior Pacific Island politicians and media figures how it is trying to alleviate poverty during their recent tour of the country. Audio

The European Union has increased funding for a project aimed at helping Pacific businesses boost their exports. Audio

Disability organisations in region hope SPC can further help in their work Audio

The Norfolk Island government is looking to slash its spending and cut jobs as the economy remains in the doldrums and Australian commonwealth funds remain tight. Audio

The first consultations on the Nansen Initiative, which aims to develop a legal framework for people forced to crosss borders by a natural disaster, are being held in the Cook Islands. Audio