Don Wiseman

The Pacific Community's director general says the Pacific agency is in the black for the first time in years. Audio

A law professor says the Nauru government has behaved shamefully over the Nauru 19 case and the Pacific must speak out about it. Audio

For the past 17 years the Global Fund has provided billions of dollars around the world to help overcome HIV, malaria and tuberculosis. Audio

:Norfolk Islanders believe they can still win a battle to stop the importation of rock to rebuild their airport runway. Audio

The Cook Islands Government has ended AM radio transmission but a radio technical expoert says this will deny radio links to people in remote areas. Audio

Amid a steady stream of criticism how is the Tonga govlernment doing - we speak with our correspondent Kalafi Moala. Audio

Coastal fisheries are vitally important in the Pacific with most people dependent on them for food and income, but they are under threat. Audio

A New Zealand company is about to start a project to deliver reneweable power to remote Solomon Islands communities. Audio

The Cook Islands Ministry of Agriculture is releasing three booklets this week with the aim of sparking enthusiasm for growing food. Audio

There are signs that a serious drug use problem in Tonga is getting worse. Audio

Fiji human rights lawyer Aman Ravindra-Singh says until there is respect for the rule of law in Fiji the dire situation in the country's prisons will continue. Audio

There is a growing push in the Cook Islands to ensure the country doesn't experience drug problems to the extent of neighbouring Pacific states. Audio