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A former Chief of Police in Niue has been appointed as New Zealand's High Commissioner to island. Audio

The New Zealand Foreign Minister defends the resumption of a community policing project in Papua. Audio

A family gin business with links to Niue is looking to break into the Asian market after promoting its Niuean-inspired gin in the South Pacific. Audio

An EU official, in Fiji for a sugar conference, says the EU will not resume its aid programme until after the promised elections next year have taken place. Audio

The environmental group WWF helps four communities in Solomon Islands to set up Marine Protected Areas. Audio

Fears that inquiries into controversial SABL leases in Papua New Guinea will not lead to any changes. Audio

The New Zealand Green Party say the country should be facilitating peace talks in Papua rather than police advisors. Audio

There have been calls for the United Nations to help Guam in its decolonisation process and for the UN to look at the aftermath of the French nuclear weapons tests in the South Pacific. Audio

Vanuatu signals it will take action on unexploded ordnance and ask for international assistance. Audio

A Canadian man who is cycling through seven countries over six months in an effort to raise awareness about human rights abuses in West Papua, has reached New Zealand. Audio

To counter low literacy levels in the first years of schooling in Papua New Guinea there are plans for jolly phonics to be used to teach English, Audio

Overseas governments have been warned they're ignoring crucial analysis that Fiji's new constitution is unjust and flawed. Audio

A series of delays in the construction of Fiji's first casino has cast some doubt over whether the project will ever get off the ground. Audio

The first president of Vanuatu slams comments by Australia's prime minister, Tony Abbott, that he would clamp down on West Papuan activists. Audio

NGOs help carry out disaster-preparedness exercises in Nadi, Fiji. Audio

There's growing excitement about how local eco-tourism businesses could change the lives of those in Guadalcanal. Audio

As the authorities in Papua New Guinea's two main cities prepare for another round of mass burials, people are reported to be struggling to find the money to bury their relatives. Audio

The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce says it would like the government to inject more funds into rural areas to help indigenous people utilise their land. Audio

Qualifying places up for grabs at Oceania Sevens Championship. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans organisation worried about safety of workers hired to fix monitoring system at the disused Moruroa nuclear weapons test site. Audio

The Vanuatu Free West Papua Association has welcomed the Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations Assembly, where he highlighted the plight of West Papuans. Audio

The Civil Defence will help local councils review their tsunami plans after a new report found that that parts of New Zealand could be struck by much bigger waves than previously thought. Audio

Those who are reflecting on the devastating tsunami four years ago, say emotions and memories from that day are still fresh in their minds. Audio

The Fiji authorities are set to begin registering voters abroad, starting in New Zealand, for elections promised for 2014. Audio

Palau women inspired to run for local and national elections after the Mock Congress for Women. Audio