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Home rehabilitation in Solomon Islands' Temotu province no further ahead almost four months on from devastating tsunami. Audio

Tongan church pastors face discipline for allegedly misappropriating funds. Audio

New Zealand's opposition spokesperson for Pacific Island Affairs calls for government to focus more on the real needs of Pacific community domestically and internationally. Audio

The last body was pulled out of the Grasberg mine in Papua last night and the company has vowed to allow proper investigations of all its facilities before the mine reopens. Audio

PNG Trade Minister speaks out about trade imbalance between island countries and New Zealand and Australia, and is opposed to the PACER Plus scheme for a Pacific common market. Audio

A panellist at a discussion on the 26th anniversary of the first coup in Fiji says young people have shown their willingness to take responsibility for the country's future. Audio

Three years since a group of Chinese Uighurs was sent to Palau temporarily after being released from Guantanamo Bay, there's still no word on when they'll leave. Audio

The chairperson of the North Bougainville Human Rights Committee isn't surprised that more Interim Protection Orders are being issued in Buka. Audio

Gaston Flosse's French Polynesia back on UN decolonisation list Audio

Vanuatu's Lands Minister is trying to flush out the Lands Ministry of those involved in dubious leases of state land under a preferential access process used by the former Minister. Audio

Environmental groups in Hong Kong say Air Pacific is feeding the unethical trade in sharks fin by transporting sharks fin to the territory. Audio

The Marshall Islands Atoll of Ailinglaplap is eroding away and could be uninhabitable in 20 years, according to a senior climate change advisor. Audio

While the New Zealand government allocation to foreign aid is up in this year's Budget an aid advocacy group, New Zealand Aid and Development Dialogues says it can and should do better. Audio

Dr Guy Warman is senior lecturer in anaesthesiology at Auckland University's School of Medicine. Audio

Tokelau prepares to move its Apia administration office back to the atolls. Audio

Australia's foreign aid boosts, but not for the Pacific, as Millennium Development Goal's aim for aid again falls short. Audio

A support group for gay students is hoping to raise awareness of the plight of homosexual and transgender communities in Fiji. Audio

Samoa is preparing to lift its ban on turkey tails as part of conditions set when it joined the World Trade Organisation a year ago. Audio

Fiji's farthest-flung island Rotuma is poised to start exporting food and water to Tuvalu and other countries in the northern Pacific. Audio

A major manhunt is underway in Papua New Guinea for the country's most notorious bank robber, William Kapris, who has escaped from the country's main prison along with at least three others. Audio

More aid agencies assist Marshall Islands atolls facing a humanitarian crisis due to drought. Audio

French Polynesia election outcomes pave way for return to presidency of Gaston Flosse. Audio

New online course on early-Pacific history being developed. Audio

The community on North Tarawa has built a public toilet and become the first island in Kiribati to become 'open defecation free.' Audio

Complaints are going through the roof over Fiji's crumbling roads as people see new work underway. Audio