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The Cook Islands parliament has now formally established its Marae Moana - one of the biggest marine reserve areas in the world. Audio

Guam's department of education and the Commission for Decolonisation are working on an education plan to add topics around the self-determination vote and decolonisation to the curriculum. Audio

The Northern Marianas has welcomed President Trump's review of US National Monuments, submitting a letter to the Interior Secretary supporting the move this week. Audio

The Fiji Government wants to see young farmers coming into the sugar industry. Audio

A conservation agreement has been signed this month in Papua New Guinea that will focus on promoting sustainable development and biodiversity conservation in the provinces of East and West New… Audio

A Hawai'i law professor says planning is required for the world to deal with the looming problem of migration forced by climate change. Audio

A team of marine scientists discover an environment teeming with coral and other some animals in a radioactive crater at Bikini atoll, in the Marshall Islands. Audio, Gallery

New surcharge on plastic bag use at service station convenience stores from August. Audio

Members of a key electoral body which can assess where there could be grounds to fail Papua New Guinea's national election in certain electorates have resigned as a collective. Audio

A workshop to improve the Pacific's coconut industry takes place in Fiji. Audio

As the region marks World Population day, the biggest Pacific island nation is planning to adjust its focus around family planning. Audio

Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises. Audio

Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises. Audio

The fact that many blockbusters are somehow about the end of the world as we know it doesn't simply indicate we're worried about the future, it reflects our capacity for denial, says cultural theorist… Audio

Annual U.S. trafficking report shows progress for some small island states. Audio

The flags of Palau and Vanuatu have been demoted to black list by a maritime agency. Audio

Tokelau's director of energy says, along with solar and wind power, biogas could move the country's renewable power generation beyond the desired 100%. Audio

A south Auckland based theatre troupe called The Black Friars has made the first ever production led by Pacific student leaders from ten high schools. The show called 'Southside Rise' highlights true… Audio

A Bougainville landowner group wants to reach a compromise with the autonomous government over re-opening the Panguna mine. Audio

Comic convention teaches health narratives while engaging students struggling with literacy at a South Auckland school. Audio

There was applause and a sense of relief in Vanuatu's parliament today as Tallis Obed Moses was voted in as Vanuatu's new President after a fourth round of voting. Audio

The New Zealand government says industry input is crucial to the success of its plans to extend the Pacific seasonal labour scheme into sectors beyond horticulture. Audio

Solomon Islands' police commissioner Matthew Varley says the departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands last week will have a minimal impact on communities in the country. Audio

Health authorities across the region are promising to up their efforts to fix the perennial problem of medicine shortages. Audio