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Tourism authorities in Solomon Islands say they want more local produce to feature on restaurant menus around the country. Audio

The future of the region's tuna fisheries management could be at stake this week in the Philippines where the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries commission is holding its annual summit. Audio

The outgoing governor of Pitcairn Island says he's optimistic about the future of the island and its inhabitants. Audio

A prominent New Zealand scientist says a lot more needs to be known about the Cook Islands' deep sea environment before any resource extraction can safely take place. Audio

An Auckland based Pacific publishing house celebrates 10 years of business operation this month and is already looking towards the future. Audio

Demonstrations have been held around the Pacific to mark the anniversary of West Papua's declaration of independence when the Morning Star flag was first raised. At a flag Morning Star raising… Audio

A future Pasifika scientist is among a group of New Zealand students about to immerse themselves in traditional Polynesian knowledge in Hawai'i. Audio

Fiji police have made a public appeal to parents to keep their children safe over the school holiday period after the deaths of four children last week. Audio

Civil society organisations working with survivors of gender-based violence in the Pacific are urging police in the region to apply zero tolerance approaches to gender based violence. Audio

The President of Bougainville, John Momis, says he will want answers from the Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill when they meet next month. Audio

Calls mount in PNG for those who tortured a six year old girl for sorcery to come forward Audio

A new community youth centre is planned for the Kiribati township of Betio to address the issue of high youth unemployment rates. Audio

The importance Australia's giving to the Pacific islands in its foreign policy white paper is being welcomed as over due - but there's some awkward contradictions. Audio

The SPCA in the Cook Islands wants help to do something about wandering dogs which bother livestock on Rarotonga. Audio

Australia has welcomed the announcement by Solomon Islands' new prime minister that he is committed a proposal for a submarine internet cable which was announced prior to the overthrow of the previous… Audio

Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal tells the story of his journey as a bicultural composer in Aotearoa New Zealand in 'Searching for Voice, Searching for Reo'. Audio

The remaining 325 refugees at the decommissioned Manus Island detention camp in Papua New Guinea have been forcibly moved to nearby Lorengau. Audio

Thousands of West Papuans have demonstrated in Jayapura, calling for the closure of the massive Freeport gold mine in Mimika regency. Audio

Financial pressures and long losing streak tough to take for Manu Samoa squad. Audio

Advancing local Pacific leadership in disaster response tabled at regional NGO conference. Audio

A judge has ruled in favour this month of an agribusiness pesticide operation after a group of locals on the Hawaiian island of Kauai filed a lawsuit citing environmental concerns. Audio

Historical Tongan records of births, deaths and marriages of British subjects residing in Tonga between 1874 to 1968 can be found at the University of Auckland. Audio

Cook Islands leave lasting impact as Pacific teams bow out of Women's Rugby League World Cup. Audio