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These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

Filmmakers head to the Cook Islands for the Film Raro challenge. Audio

There are calls for the United States and Pacific countries to cut military ties with Indonesia after police fired on peaceful demonstrations in Papua and West Papua Audio

Late Pacific typeface designer lives on in fonts used by millions of people every day. Audio

A village chief in American Samoa banned for questioning the spending of public funds now plans legal action. Audio

A subpoenaed Northern Marianas journalist says she is prepared to go to jail to protect her sources. Audio

A new child protection plan in Fiji aims to strengthen the law around child abuse and help young people in conflict with the law Audio

Severe drought situation on Marshall Islands elevated to state of disaster. Audio

A new child protection plan in Fiji aims to strengthen the law around child abuse and help young people in conflict with the law. Audio

Voters in French Polynesia have given the Tahoeraa Huiraatira a stunning election victory, trebling its seats in the 57-member assembly. Audio

Meeting of Pacific Defence Ministers characterised as a stock take of how well the region is co-ordinated to deal with security issues. Audio

Farmers unhappy Samoa's Fugalei market rebuild now faces delays due to the government changing original plans. Audio

Meeting of Pacific Defence Ministers characterised as a stocktake of how well the region is co-ordinated to deal with security issues. Audio

Three political parties in Fiji have succeded in gaining registration under the regime's controversial new rules on political parties. Audio

Assessment teams in Marshall Islands are being sent to remote outer islands, in the wake of the drought emergency that's been declared by the government. Audio

Warnings that frustrations in under-developed Hela province could disrupt PNG's major natural gas project. Audio

Political apathy among Fiji's young people is the biggest hindrance to revving up opposition to the regime's draft constitution. That's according to a group of young professionals who meet regularly… Audio

West Papuans are on track to become a clear minority in Indonesia's Papua region in the coming years which a leading academic and negotiator says could be a catalyst for Indonesian moves further into… Audio

Samoa's Electric Power Corporation is denying there is a fraudulent scheme involving the alleged tampering of cash power meters and the involvement of staff. Audio

A Solomon Islands expatriate says the country's first university will have to offer attractive deals if it wants academics like himself, who are working overseas, to return. Audio

Mr Panetta left Auckland on Saturday, having further thawed relations after a 26-year stand-off over New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance. Audio

11-agents and 10-members of the military are under investigation for taking as many as 21-women back to their hotel virtually on the eve of President Obama's Summit of Americas trip. Audio

To the US now, where more details are emerging about the American soldier who went on a killing spree shooting dead 16 people in Afghanistan - including nine children. Audio

In the United States, the Obama administration says it's deeply worried about the welfare of the North Korean people following the unexpected death of Kim Jong Il. Audio

The biggest earthquake to rattle the east coast of the United States in 67 years has raised questions about the safety of nuclear power plants. Audio