Don Wiseman

Nearly a year on from a destructive typhoon many students in the Northern Marianas still face truncated school days or classes in tents. Audio

The Bougainville Referendum Commission says the six week delay in the holding of the vote on independence from Papua New Guinea, will ensure a better roll. Audio

New Zealand medical researchers say thousands of Pacific people are dying from a lack of cancer treatment. Audio

In March of this year the Tonga Government was reeling from opposition to its plan to push through six pieces of legislation under urgency Audio

Efforts are underway to reach out to the last two remaining separatist groups in Bougainville. Audio

Sustained economic growth in the past ten years has helped drive substantial social development gains in the Pacific, but there is much more to do, according to the ADB. Audio

The Cook Islands Government is making changes to immigration rules with the aim of improving the lot of foreign workers Audio

The Bougainville Referendum Commission says it's making good progress, preparing the region for the independence referendum. Audio

The government in the Papua New Guinea National Capital District, or Port Moresby, is aiming to turn around the city's notorious image. Audio

Tokelau's High Court has backed the government's dismissal of two public servants, but found it unlawfully withheld pay from them. Audio

The International Finance Corporation is aiming to help workers who are victims of gender based violence in Fiji. Audio

Reconciliation by veterans of the Bougainville conflict has led to a series of momentous decisions. Audio

The Marshall Islands foreign minister has questioned a US government report which said the country wasn't doing enough to combat human trafficking. Audio