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New Zealand political scientist says Tonga democrats may have left run too late to effect reforms before election in a year's time. Audio

Traditional leaders in the Cook Islands says there has been a lack of consultation on the water infrastructure project on Rarotonga. Audio

Dr Michael Flood, a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Wollongong discusses teenage boys and pornography. At what point is it harmful and how can parents deal with this? Audio

A proposal that seeks to require teachers in American Samoa to be proficient in both Samoan and English, is being hotly debated. Audio

Founder of the Solomon Islands Development Trust dies. Audio

A New Zealand academic says more research is needed to examine the varying impact of rising sea levels on Pacific Island shorelines. Audio

Despite new diagnostic technologies, more work is needed to combat tuberculosis in the Pacific. Audio

Tuna commission warns member countries to come to agreements on quotas ahead of crucial meeting. Audio

More high level contacts between Fiji and the EU with the first political dialogue in more than six years. Audio

Solomon Islands NGO provides workshops to bring media up to date about mining. Audio

Dr Marewa Glover walks Justine Murray through a three month nationwide quit smoking contest, Wero Challenge. Audio

Workers reps say proposed minimum wage not high enough, but small businesses expected to suffer. Audio

Californian online genetics company 23andMe has patented a tool to select for specific genes. Dr Colin Gavaghan, director of the NZ Law Foundation Centre for Emerging Technologies, Faculty of Law at… Audio

To counter low literacy levels in the first years of schooling in Papua New Guinea there are plans for jolly phonics to be used to teach English, Audio

Overseas governments have been warned they're ignoring crucial analysis that Fiji's new constitution is unjust and flawed. Audio

Indonesian intent seen as critical factor in determining that genocide has been occurring, albeit in slow-motion, in West Papua. Audio

Papua New Guinea government warned not to divert HIV funding. Audio

A batch of workers from China are due in the Cook Islands in coming weeks to start work on an aid project, regarded as a world first. Audio

As the authorities in Papua New Guinea's two main cities prepare for another round of mass burials, people are reported to be struggling to find the money to bury their relatives. Audio

Fiji-New Zealand relations could remain cool for some time to come, despite an easing of Wellington's stance on Suva. Audio

Critics of Fiji's new constitution says the country's judiciary is easy prey to political influence and amendments are needed to safe-guard it. Audio

Economist Dr Arthur Grimes was the chairman of the NZ central bank's board of directors for 10 years until he stepped down this month. Audio

On the eve of the Te Waka Toi awards in Wellington, Justine Murray talks to Dr Hohepa about his work in the revitalisation of te reo Māori over the past four decades, recognised as a recipient of Te… Audio

PNG's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has asked the Constitutional and Law Reform Commission to consider scrapping the Westminster system of government in favour of federalism. Audio

Head of the SPC pleas for Australia to continue the level of its aid support to regional agencies. Audio