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Solomon Islands businesses are being encouraged to help raise awareness about domestic violence. Audio

The new Pacific director for the World Bank says there are massive gains to be made in the Pacific if countries can get things right. Audio

The world's best cover songs, as suggested by RNZ listeners and curated by Afternoons along with musicologist Nick Braae. Video, Audio

PNG U20s score first ever World Cup goal. Audio

A health association in Kiribati is successfully helping to change negative attitudes towards sexual health and rights and the use of contraceptives. Audio

A United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights, Francois Crepeau, says Australia's human rights record has been tarnished by its migration policies. Audio

A wind powered trimaran to provide a more regular shipping service for Tonga's far northern Niua Islands is to be launched this weekend in New Zealand. Audio

Questions have been raised over the PNG government's commitment to holding the logging industry to account after log exports tax hike. Audio

A film about New Zealand-born Samoan strongman Levi Vaoga aims to inspire Pasifika youth to dream big and achieve their goals. Audio

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The returning president of Palau, Tommy Remengesau Jr, says the 2016 election race was the toughest ever on both a political and personal level. Audio

Under 20 Women's World Cup to kick off in PNG. Audio

The PNG government could settle compensation claims made by Manus Island refugees, according to their lawyer. Audio

A US foreign policy scholar says a Trump presidency would bring uncertainty and instability to the broader Pacific region while a Clinton reign would refocus US efforts. Audio

A spokesperson from the Secretariat for the Pacific Regional Environment Programme says Pacific countries should continue a united lobby in climate change talks to help achieve global Paris Agreement… Audio

Counter human-trafficking training and a public awareness campaign are the tools being used to fight modern day slavery in PNG. Audio

Leading planners in the Commonwealth are hoping to establish a network in the Pacific that would provide support to leaders and policy makers in the region. Audio

It's Jim's final countdown and he rates the authors from the very best, through to those he wants to read more of, promising authors, those not quite good enough, the unpromising - and the just plain… Audio

Opetaia and Julie Foa'i from Te Vaka talk about the creative process behind their music for the movie Moana. Audio

Under a proposed Australian law change asylum seekers and refugees who attempt to arrive in Australia by boat will be permanently banned from entering the country. Audio

Tongan skier Kasete Skeen is attempting to qualify for the 2018 Winter Olympics. Audio

It's a battle of two brothers-in-law for the Palau presidency as the country goes to the polls on Tuesday. Audio

As the Pacific cyclone season begins, Fiji's opposition leader says school children are learning in unhealthy conditions. Audio