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A new ANZ funded report is recommending a restructure of PNG Power in order for Papua New Guinea to reach its energy targets. Audio

Recent breakthroughs in DNA technology have allowing scientists to reconstruct the full genome of extinct animals, and learn so much more about the way they lived. Professor Craig Millar of Auckland… Audio, Gallery

A West Papuan leader is touring New Zealand seeking support for a Pacific Islands Forum fact finding mission to the sent to Indonesian region. Audio

League players from Australia and New Zealand are harnessing their popularity to promote healthy eating and education throughout the Pacific. Audio

Samoa and Fiji reflect on their performances at the Netball World Cup. Audio

The US says they are working hard on an answer to an appeal from a Marshallese community for assistance for relocation. Audio

The police in Niue are warning residents against replying to scam emails from strangers asking for banking and personal details. Audio

Tourism Fiji is going out of its way to woo visitors from the greater China region with a month long road trip through nine of the region's largest cities. Audio

The lawyer for several people facing sedition charges in Fiji has hit out at prosecutors saying they are not following due process. Audio

Papua New Guinea universities are struggling to cope after big cuts in government funding and the prospect of further reductions. Audio

Disaster authorities and NGO's in the Northern Marianas are still struggling to get relief aid to victims of the recent Typhoon Soudelor. Audio

Visiting humpback whales bring a tourist bonanza to Niue. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Opposition Leader paints a grim picture of the state of the country's economy and calls for drastic action. Audio

American Samoa's largest private sector employer has warned thousands of people could be out of work if there are no fish deliveries to its cannery by next week. Audio

A short term fishing deal worth $89 million US has been struck between Pacific nations and the United states but future long-term arrangements look uncertain. Audio

Pacific Farmers are working together to share knowledge, techniques and planting materials in order to become more resilient to the effects of climate change and natural disasters. Audio

Recovery efforts have progressed well in Saipan, in the wake of Typhoon Soudelor which battered the territory just over a week ago. Audio

The Tonga government is prepared to spend 2-POINT-5 million US dollars on an review into the salaries of the civil service. Audio

A Cook Islands opposition party wants help from New Zealand to address a lack of brain power to move the country forward. Audio

Civil society organisations in the Pacific are joining a growing international call for a moratorium on mining exploration of the seafloor. Audio

A bus strike amid tensions in Solomon Islands over who should be running the capital's bus services. Audio

A group of cocoa farmers in Solomon Islands is undergoing a training programme to become the first chocolate makers in the country. Audio

The Bikini Island community displaced by nuclear testing seventy years ago is now appealing to the United States for help, in order to find a new home as the island they were sent to suffers from sea… Audio

The number of Cook Islands Maori speakers are declining but a language class in New Zealand hopes to buck the trend. Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their strong ties 50 years after a novel deal was forged allowing self government for the Cooks including New Zealand passports for its people. Audio