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The Secretary-General of the Public Service Association in Tonga says the prime minister has cast a shadow over the sector by claiming some senior government officials are corrupt. Audio

A senior Indonesian health official says a vaccination campaign in Asmat will move to other Papuan districts in coming months after a deadly outbreak of measles. Audio

The foreign ministers of Georgia's breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia are in Nauru in the hope it will lobby for their recognition as independent countries. Audio

Mosquito management in the Pacific could benefit from new technology tools. Audio

The head of the Pacific Disability Forum in Fiji says recent natural disasters in the region have highlighted the need for aid agencies to focus on how people with disabilities cope during… Audio

Vanuatu prepare for the ban of single-use non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes by the end of January to combat issues coastal and marine pollution. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat is out talking to member countries about what they'd like their leaders to cover in two important meetings this year. Audio

Collaboration between WHO and SPTO aims to boost health for tourists and workers in the Pacific. Audio

Mana book to help Hawaiian people navigate contemporary life. Audio

New technology aimed at ensuring more transparency and accountability for tuna fishing worldwide is being piloted in Fiji. Audio

Vanuatu to ban non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes. Audio

2018 in the Pacific brings with it several elections, an independence referendum and a range of major global events. RNZ Pacific reporters, with what's lingering on the horizon. Audio

Ongoing concerns about dengue in Samoa and the region. Audio

Rapa Nui's famous moai are being placed back under the guardianship of the people of the island (Easter Island). The statues and ancestral lands formerly controlled by the Chilean National Forest… Audio

The One Planet Summit, which took place in Paris last week, has released its 12 financial commitments, some of which will benefit the Pacific. Audio

Papua New Guinea lawyer Paul Paraka insists that fraud charges against him are baseless. Mr Paraka is at the centre of a fraud case regarding alleged illegal state payments of US$30 million to his law… Audio

The editor of the Samoa Observer says the reintroduction of criminal libel law could lead to the abuse of media freedom in the country. Audio

The Catholic diocese of Rabaul is hoping the courts will issue a restraining order after a Malaysian logger illegally moves onto its land. Audio

A Cook Islands MP says the man seen riding a jet ski in Muri Lagoon has been identified and will be reminded that it is strictly banned. Audio

The Queen's Young Leaders programme has awarded five people from the Pacific for their work in improving the lives of people in their islands. Audio