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The head of Diabetes Fiji says a lot needs to be done in order to reverse the country's high rate of diabetes - estimated to be about one-in-three adults. Audio

A Nauru opposition MP Sprent Dabwido who has been in custody on Nauru following protests is in hospital after suffering a heart attack. Audio

Communications throughout the CNMI continue to be severely affected as a result of its sole fibre optic cable being damaged. Audio

New research says Pacific countries face an enormous cost to protect coastal infrastructure from the impacts of climate change. Audio

Health authorities and the media in Vanuatu are joining forces to try to curb the growth in so-called lifestyle diseases. Audio

Law makers in American Samoa are to question the health department and the management of LBJ hospital over the sudden doctor shortage on the territory. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands is accusing the government of cronyism in its recent bid to pay more than $US450,000 in damages to a local boat operator. Audio

Around 1000 women market vendors in Vanuatu have come together to form the Silae Vanua market vendors association in Port Vila. Audio

The people on the increasingly difficult to live on Carteret Islands in Bougainville, are often short of food, but an NGO has a solution. Audio

Health authorities and the media in Vanuatu are joining forces to try to curb the growth in so-called lifestyle diseases. Audio

A Pacific poet Karlo Mila has been awarded a writing residency in Hawai'i. Audio

Australia's foreign minister says she'll again raise concerns about the rule of law on Nauru when she meets with the island's president, but one senator is doubtful. Audio

Tonga plans to expand its tourism industry and accommodate more visitors. Audio

An NGO in Bougainville hopes people relocated from the disappearing Carteret Islands will be able to grow food to feed those who stay behind. Audio

Gold fillings help solve a 70 year old mystery in Kiribati Video, Audio, Gallery

Emergency services communications has been restored in the Northern Marianas after an undersea cable breakage cut off communications into and out of the CNMI. Audio

The World Bank says the cost of natural disasters in the Pacific will continue to rise if steps are not taken to strengthen infrastructure and improve early warning systems. Audio

A book recording the first and only Pacific voyage of the Rainbow Warrior is being re-issued to mark the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the boat in Auckland Harbour by French spies. Audio

Spectators and volunteers are throwing their support behind the Pacific Games in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby. Audio

Transparency Vanuatu has welcomed Prime Minister Sato Kilman's clarification over the weekend of his government's position on West Papua's recent membership bid to the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's anti corruption unit says he feels vindicated by the arrest of the country's former police commissioner. Audio

The president of Kiribati says there is a need for radical solutions to dealing with the effects of climate change, such as creating floating islands or building up the land. Audio

Hela Province in Papua New Guinea has held workshops to help public servants and leaders recognise and deal with corrupt practices. Audio

A short film about the blackbirded Solomon Islanders will focus on the conditions the indentured labourers endured while in Australia. Audio

The chief executive of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement Transform Aqorau says member states can't be complacent about the current surge in fisheries revenue and is urging them to prepare for risks.