Amelia Langford

A former Prime Minister of Fiji, Mahendra Chaudhry, is expected to be sentenced this week for breaching the country's Exchange Control Act. Audio

Solomon Islands first ever national women's theatre troupe has been selected to attend this year's Melanesian Festival of the Arts in Papua New Guinea. Audio

We hear abour obstacles to getting sex education in schools in American Samoa; The Marshall Islands applies for new water and sanitation systems; Standard and Poor's revises its ratings outlook for… Audio

International credit ratings agency Standard and Poor's says Fiji's upcoming elections has played a central role in the agency revising the country's rating outlook from stable to positive. Audio

The Marshall Islands is commended for challenging nuclear powers; There's a reported surge in sexual violence in Vanuatu; A deported PNG vice chancellor is delighted to return; Fiji's media authority… Audio

Fiji's representative to the UN is confident elections will be free and fair; New Zealand's Foreign Minister says a newly created role will be a boost to the Pacific; Resignation of Samoa's Finance… Audio

Fiji's representative to the United Nations says he is confident Fiji's upcoming general elections will be free and fair. Audio

Land issues are set to dominate the election agenda in Fiji; A book focusing on the 'secret history' of the Pacific is launched; A video casts more doubt over conditions at Australia's asylum centre… Audio

A video casts more doubt over conditions at Australia's asylum centre in PNG; A New Zealand MP steps down for new role in the Pacific; Schools remain closed in Solomon Islands' capital; 20th… Audio

Schools remain closed in Solomon Islands' capital; 20th anniversary of volcanic eruption in PNG's Rabaul; Fiji Labour party says elections supervisor biased, decree unfair; CNMI governor vetoes drug… Audio

UN Women Papua New Guinea says the upgrade of markets in Port Moresby is a key way to make the city safer, particularly for women. Audio

The Cook Islands prepares for an early election; An NGO says Solomon Islands' flood affected farmers need immediate help; Relief efforts are underway in Papua New Guinea in the wake of Cyclone Ita… Audio

There are strong disagreements in New Caledonia over who should be allowed to vote in next month's provincial election. Audio

We hear people could remain in evacuation centres in Solomon Islands for months to come; There's disagreement in New Caledonia over who should be allowed to vote; The United Nations is to pay families… Audio

The Ministry of Health in Tonga says it is managing its first outbreak of chikungunya virus and also waiting for test results after two children died from suspected cases of dengue. Audio

Fiji police investigate the regime's leader over alleged decree breaches; Researchers investigate a possible link between gout and protection against malaria; Samoa Cabinet Ministers could face jail… Audio

A team of New Zealand researchers have discovered a possible link between gout and protection against malaria in Pacific communities. Audio

Natural disasters in Solomon Islands start to take a toll; Samoa Cabinet Ministers could face jail for obstructing police; PNG's opposition leader accuses government of failing to protect its… Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says its figures reveal a disturbing rise in the number of reported cases of rape and sexual assault in the first quarter of this year. Audio

Natural disasters in Solomon Islands start to take a toll; Concerns are voiced over PNG's proposed cyber crime policy; An NGO is calling for a media authority to clarify its rules; Fiji opposition… Audio