Don Wiseman

The media director of Vanuatu's Daily Post newspaper, Dan McGarry, is prepared to seek a judicial review after the government rejected his work permit application. Audio

Major General Jerry Singirok, a retired commander of the Papua New Guinea Defence Force, was one of many at this week's Bougainville reconciliation. Audio

The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce is delighted at the success of a campaign to reduce gender violence. Audio

Tong Sang gets suspended jail sentence - the fourth of this decade's French Polynesian presidents to get a conviction this year. Audio

Medical researchers have been awarded about $US2 million to investigate whether Pacific people have a genetic predisposition to diseases like gout and diabetes. Audio

Niue's youngsters are getting water skills training under the Pacific Maritime Safety Programme. Audio

A symbolic national reconciliation between Bougainville and Papua New Guinea is set to happen in Kokopo in East New Britain. Audio

In four weeks in Tonga, the people of Tongatapu No. 1 electorate will select a new MP. Audio

The University of Auckland has leased new facilities for a stand alone presence in South Auckland. which is home to much of New Zealand's Polynesian population. Audio

The government in Tonga is investigating whether to promote the growing of hemp. Audio

University of Queensland academics are to document the impact of climate change on Pacific communities worst hit by the crisis. Audio

America's civilian volunteer organisation the Peace Corps is heading back to Solomon Islands after an absence of almost 20 years Audio