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One aid worker's view of Papua New Guinea's debilitating drought and the work done to overcome its effects. Audio

Illegal trading of cherry coffee in Papua New Guinea is said to be affecting the quality of coffee in the country. Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea is refusing to let seven students, who were granted a stay order against the administration's decision to terminate them, register for classes. Audio

A Tongan noble representative has told a Commonwealth Secretariat meeting that countries need to prepare for the possibility of climate change-induced migration. Audio

Indonesia has objected firmly to statements by leaders of six Pacific islands at the UN General Assembly, voicing concern about human rights abuses in West Papua. Audio

For the first time, a genetic disorder affecting a part of Fiji's indigenous population has been documented on film. Audio

Young Samoans in New Zealand feel burdened by fa'alavelave. Audio

The non-government organisation, Dialogue Fiji, says its planned to hold a public meeting to look at how to resolve issues in the country's struggling sugar industry has been called off. Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Capital District is moving the focus of its betelnut crackdown from vendor to user. Audio

A new study looks at the impact of rising temperatures on the state of ground water in Pacific island states. Audio

A joint military exercise in Solomon Islands has so far recovered more than 50 items of unexploded munitions. Audio

A lack of awareness around Papua New Guinea's newly passed cyber-crime laws is breeding mistrust among some bloggers and social media commentators in the country. Audio

A group of volunteers on Fiji's remote Koro Island are heading home this week after six months of building toilets and living in tents. Audio

A Cook Islands NGO says a committee process to scrutinise a proposed fishing deal with the European Union was biased. Audio

New asbestos discovered after a hospital fire in Solomon Islands has sparked a call for a Pacific-wide ban on the toxic substance. Audio

A political scientist who covers Pacific issues, says the changes initiated at the Pacific Islands Forum, by adding new members, may have fascinating results that the agency has not yet considered. Audio

Pitcairn islanders have been celebrating the establishment last week of 830,000 square kilometres of marine reserve around their remote island. Audio

Community groups in Fiji are treading carefully following the detention of six men involved in a gathering to discuss the constitution two weeks ago. Audio

Civil society groups are questioning the independence of island leaders in the Pacific Islands Forum with Australia and New Zealand at the table. Audio