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The Labour Party says any Government help for the company responsible for building the Ultra Fast Broadband network will be corporate welfare. Audio

Lagoon surveying project will help inform management of lagoon, and benefit eco-tourism. Audio

Senior Niuean high school students want more government support in education. Audio

Rescuers who tramped through snow and high winds in the dark to bring out a woman critically injured on a South Island glacier say she probably wouldn't have lasted the night. Audio

In the wake of the botulism scare, Fonterra is turning to Air New Zealand to help it prepare better for any future crisis. Audio

The Agriculture Ministry in Niue says there is potential to develop hydroponic farming on the island. Audio

PNG police get serious about rogue officers in force. Audio

The Ministry of Education's special education manager, Brian Coffey, responds to claims that learning disabled students are missing out on exam help. Audio

Dr Trevor Crosby is the spokesperson for the Auckland Dyslexia Parent Support Group and Anne Gaze is an educationalist, advocate, business woman, philanthropist and the founder of NCEA Campus. Audio

The Premier of Niue says plans to expand the island's accommodation capacity is moving slowly. Audio

Vanuatu business operators seek more police to control chaotic scenes when cruise ships arrive in Port Vila. Audio

Personal experiences highlight the Pacific region's dire record on violence against women. Audio

Poor soil and labour shortage in Niue hamper developments in vanilla industry. Audio

The founder of a charitable group in Papua New Guinea's capital says he is saddened by the number of children being abandoned and wants the government to take action. Audio

The Treasury says Government moves to make it easier for people to buy their first home will undermine attempts to protect the flow of money through the economy . Audio

The Niue Chamber of Commerce says a new test kitchen is being established to help add value to locally grown produce. Audio

Fall guy from PNG's 2011-2012 political impasse reflects on his role during turbulent time. Audio

The Solomon Islands Red Cross says Temotu province residents are still without permanent housing, following February's tsunami. Audio

More high level contacts between Fiji and the EU with the first political dialogue in more than six years. Audio

Cook Islands police probe cause of fires which destroyed two schools in Rarotonga. Audio

Pensioners in Niue have been promised a 30 percent increase in their allowance. Audio

Niue Premier raises questions on 39th Constitution Day. Audio

Fiji's Labour Party leader says international election consultants coming ot Fiji is a step towards free and fair elections but history may yet repeat itself. Audio

Papua New Guinea's national rugby league team plans a top 8 World Cup finish. Audio

Vanuatu's Luganville is to send printer cartridges, mobile phones and chargers to New Zealand for recycling. Audio