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Tonga's government has doubled the earnings goals for the tourism sector in the hope that it will play a bigger part in building a strong economy. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Football Association has welcomed the disqualification of Hekari United from this month's OFC Champions League. Audio

A lawyer representing an Iranian asylum seeker in Fiji has accused police of acting like 'thugs' after deporting his client back to Manus Island in PNG. Audio

Amid growing violence in Rarotonga the police in the Cook Islands have promised to get tough with people carrying weapons in public. Audio

Twenty-two women from several Pacific nations are this week developing their leadership and negotiating skills at a workshop in Suva. Audio

Vietnam War veteran calls for US Military to come clean over allegations of Agent Orange use on Guam. Audio

Save the Children welcomes apology from the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection to its nine staffers forced off Nauru in 2014. Audio

The premier body representing the fisheries' concerns of the 18 members of the Pacific Islands Forum says improved surveillance is just one of a number key steps the organisation plans in 2017. Audio

The Pacific Islands are being tipped as a perfect Rugby Sevens host if the plug is pulled on the struggling Wellington tournament. Audio

New Zealand scientist discovers submarine eruption near the mainland of Tonga, after looking at satellite images. Audio

A province in Vanuatu has declared itself the first 'Organic Province' in the hope of promoting healthy eating and encouraging tourism. Audio

The Blues are taking Super Rugby to Samoa after announcing they will host the Reds in Apia in June. Audio

The Tongan company behind a proposed gaming resort says its development would provide much needed investment into a 'bleeding' economy. Audio

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has ended its shortwave service to the region today saying it's not viable and too expensive to maintain. Audio

With an election looming in Fiji next year, the commission responsible for overseeing preparations has been allowed to lapse out of existence. Audio

There are hopes the management at the Fiji Sugar Corporation will usher in a new era of strategic thinking for the beleaguered industry. Audio

A Cook Islands community to take a shipping company to court to recover the thousands it says its owed. Audio

A co-director of the Academy Award-nominated film, Tanna, says the film's first screening in a cyclone-devastated Vanuatu village was his proudest moment. Audio

This weekend's Wellington Sevens will mark the start of a new era for the Samoa and Fiji teams. Audio