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The United Nations says Pacific leaders are showing a strong commitment to ending high rates of violence against children in the region. Audio

The Tonga Metservice says it's critical for Tonga's smaller islands that the effects of an ongoing drought are mitigated. Audio

Fiji's controversial media decree stays after parliament voted against any modification as suggested by the opposition. Audio

The West Papuan independence leader Benny Wenda says he has no idea why he was blocked from travelling to the United States last week. Audio

A Macau company is planning a huge integrated resort, including a casino and a golf course, in the CNMI's Tinian island. Audio

The director of public health in the Cook Islands says she's not sure how the World Health Organisation came to conclude that her country is the fattest in the world. Audio

Pacific Island nations have some of the highest rates of violence against children in the world - an issue UNICEF says needs to be brought out of the shadows. Audio

Scientists are calling for more research and monitoring of traditional dolphin hunting practices in Solomon Islands. Audio

New Zealand police extends its advisory role on Bougainville into the south of the region, around Buin. Audio

A delegation from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community was in Guam last week to check on the preparations for 12th edition of the Festival of Pacific Arts which will be held this time next year in… Audio

The Solomon Islands government will be introducing a new data system to help it monitor the progress of planned developments in its tourism sector. Audio

Fiji's opposition SODELPA party has hit a snag in preparing for constituency meetings. Audio

Australia has slashed its foreign aid by 20 percent to the lowest level ever of gross national income. Audio

An academic says the imbroglio involving Fiji and Australia and New Zealand offers a chance for the larger countries to redefine their role in the Pacific. Audio

Organic farmers from Fiji and Solomon Islands are in Cuba to learn new techniques to improve food security back home. Audio

The Lefaga district of Samoa is celebrating the 61st anniversary of the Hollywood film that put Samoa on the world map. Audio

Hopes have been raised for greater access to the Pacific's hidden region after the Indonesian President Joko Widodo promised West Papua would be open to foreign media. Audio

More than one million people are expected to pass through a pavillion for Tuvalu at one of the world's most prestigious contemporary art exhibitions - the 56th Venice Biennale. Audio

Tonga's oldest and largest broadcaster has welcomed what it calls a new era in the industry with the arrival of its first broadcasting truck. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor of the Pacific Island Countries says significant progress was made on development assistance negotiations in this round of PACER-Plus talks. Audio

The National Youth Council of Fiji says young people are being used as tokens in important issues like the flag change and they're calling for a bigger say in decisions of the state. Audio

There is concern in Tonga that guns are being smuggled into the country and police want the help of local residents to find them. Audio

The Drug Detection Agency in New Zealand says many companies are requesting a drug test for kava and it's only a matter of time before one is available. Audio

Human rights in the Marshall Islands is under the spotlight as it heads into a UN review after a critical US State report. Audio

A New Zealand company which says it had its offer of relief shelter for Vanuatu rejected by aid agencies following cyclone Pam says a conversation on how aid is distributed following disasters is… Audio