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Deaf associations around the pacific are gathering together with the World Federation of the Deaf to celebrate International Week of the Deaf. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister says partial privatisation is seen as the best way to improve in the management of state-owned enterprises. Audio

Newly elected President of Vanuatu, Fr Baldwin Lonsdale calls for unity and peace in the nation. Audio

Guam looks at implementing more measure to control a little fire ant infestation on the island. Audio

A refugee advocate says the ends of Canberra's asylum seeker processing policy do not justify the means. Audio

Hurricanes rugby players will visit Vanuatu in November to spread anti-domestic violence message. Audio

Oxfam New Zealand, Executive Director reflects on partnerships in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Frank Bainimarama who has been running Fiji since staging a coup in 2006 is now the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

The Vanuatu government has poured cold water on reports of a deal between a New Caledonian and a Chinese company to build a one-billion US dollar nickel plant in Vanuatu. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party says it will appeal up to three of the petitions it filed against July's general election results which were thrown out by the High Court. Audio

In Solomon Islands, the provincial government in Malaita says the repayment of more than 280 thousand US dollars of other debts is the reason they have not been paying staff. Audio

The French government has put in new measures to strengthen the process of compensating victims of French nuclear testing in Polynesia. Audio

Five opposition parties in Fiji want the vote count to stop because they claim there has been systematic fraud. Audio

Understaffed and poorly resourced rural police overwhelmed by cases of violence against women. Audio

Niue kicks off inaugural food festival with experts and top chefs visiting. Audio

Tongan authorities send help to drought-stricken Ha'apai as fears mount that water shortages could spread. Audio

Voices of Bougainville lays out the concerns of villagers from around the Panguna mine to any return to large scale mining. Audio

Election workers have started preparing polling stations in Fiji for election day tomorrow. Audio

Transparency International's PNG chapter speaks out about tiny opposition in parliament. Audio

The Samoan government is working with villages to protect their forests from increasing threat of climate change, unsustainable land use and invasive species. Audio

Election experts say a decree provision in Fiji which prohibits any person from communicating political messages in the two days leading up to polling tomorrow is unprecedented. Audio

Shedding light on gender inequality has been described as the key to addressing Papua New Guinea's problems of domestic violence and so-called "sorcery-related" attacks. Audio

A group of six mothers will become the first women's crew from Tonga to compete at an international outrigger canoe competition this week in Samoa. Audio

Fisheries scientists are hoping new evidence which they say proves longline tuna vessels have been specifically targeting threatened sharks will provoke law changes. Audio

Anti corruption campaigners believe, that through their efforts, more and more people are becoming convinced that corruption is a major problem that must be rooted out. Audio