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Failed attempts to decrease the number of Coconut crabs being exported from Niue has resulted in an indefinite Government ban on its export. Audio

A new education policy in Fiji will see more boarding places at urban schools offered to students from remote and rural areas. Audio

French Polynesia has announced its intention to bid for the 2023 Pacific Games and plans to spend 150 million US dollars on venues and equipment if successful. Audio

Indonesia's National Human Rights Commission has announced that it will recommend a pro-justicia inquiry into killings of four students in Papua province last year. Audio

The Vanuatu government says it is pleased with the outcomes of its recent diplomatic mission to Moscow and hopes the renewed ties with Russia will continue into the future. Audio

The Oceania Champions League kicks off in Fiji this weekend, with Auckland City chasing a fifth consecutive regional title. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 10th April. This week.....a long-serving reporter voices fears about journalism going digital, the demand and… Audio

ABG vice president confident that the people had good input in the Mining Act. Audio

The United Nations says it is concerned about proper nutrition for mothers and babies in Vanuatu after cyclone Pam struck. Authorities estimate around ninety percent of the food gardens in the mostly… Audio

Papua New Guinea remain hopeful associate countries can still play a part in future Cricket World Cup events, provided they show they can be competitive. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 3 April. This week.....Insight looks at China's engagement with Pacific nations; Morning Report turns 40; how Maggie… Audio

Focus shifts in Vanuatu from emergency aid to a more permanent rebuild after Cyclone Pam devastated 22 islands in the archipelago. Audio

Today is day two of the 2015 school year after Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu and at least half of the country's schools remain damaged or destroyed. Audio

Otago University says its new national dental school will catch it up to the best in Australia. Audio

The government of Fiji is boosting funding into the country's rice sector in an attempt to reduce its heavy rice import costs. Audio

Village elders in Tokelau want more say in the government's Change Management Plan. Audio

Two weeks after Cyclone Pam disaster authorities in Vanuatu continue to struggle to cope with the scale of the destruction caused by the storm. Audio

A move by a Cook Islands MP to switch parties has been labelled a setup by the Prime Minister and 'a blatant disregard for the rules' Audio

The Vanuatu government has acknowledged some communities have not received any aid, two weeks after category five Cyclone Pam struck the country. Audio

Jail sought for former French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse for illegal spying and abuse of public funds. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 27 March. This week.....an historic win for the Black Caps in the Cricket World Cup; media reaction to the sacking of… Audio

How do you get your child to change the way they behave? Nathan Mikaere-Wallis is the Director of X-Factor Education, and discusses what the research tells us are the best and worst ways to go about… Audio

Former French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse, in Tahiti's criminal court for alleged spying and abuse of public funds. Audio

The Cook Islands could see a radical change in the way domestic violence is dealt with after the introduction of the Family Law Bill. Audio

The Black Caps are already on the way to Melbourne ahead of Sunday's final. About a dozen fans applauded them as they arrived at Auckland Airport earlier today. Audio