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A New Zealand MP says there has been overwhelming support in Kiribati for a report addressing adolescent sexual and reproductive health.. Audio

Scant results of Paris trip by French Polynesian delegation. Audio

Concerns in American Samoa after health inspectors shut down schools for the first week of the new year. Audio

Housing analysts say changes announced by the Government will do little to ease an over-heated housing market, and help ordinary people put a roof over their heads. Audio

A national women's theatre company has been established in Solomon Islands as a vehicle for reducing violence against women. Audio

The first ever National Emergency Operation Centre has been opened in Vanuatu. Audio

Fiji's regime underlines its opposition to Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific as regional leaders discuss the merits of the Pacific Islands Development Forum which has just completed its… Audio

The director of Women in Business Development Samoa says its virgin coconut oil exports are on the rise after receiving 35,000 Fiji dollars worth of production equipment. Audio

Tuvalu's former prime minister stands by actions during last week's political ructions. Audio

The head of the Secretariat for the Pacific Community says there is a role for the new Fiji-led regional body because it has a different focus from other regional groups. Audio

A senior advisor in Indonesia's government sheds some light on Jakarta's policy towards Papua region, and addresses claims of ongoing military abuses in the region. Audio

Solomon Islands encouraged to starrt producing honey. Audio

The Free West Papua Campaign is to open an office in the Netherlands. Audio

A West Coast economic development group is calling on the Government to help the region's mining sector following the announcement that the cement giant, Holcim, is closing. Audio

The manager of the emergency department at Solomon Islands' main hospital says a severe shortage of doctors is stopping the unit from properly functioning. Audio

Vanuatu's first president takes stock of the country's development as it marks 33 years of independence. Audio

Banks are helping people to buy their first house by allowing them to use their parent's home or savings as equity. Audio

Joining us now from Greece is journalist, Jon Stephenson. Audio

Police investigating the death of Jane Furlong are asking for information about a distinctive tasselled leather jacked that she owned around the time of her disappearance in May 1993. Audio

New Zealand engineer helps ni-Vanuatu in Tanna to solve water supply headaches. Audio

Villagers in a remote Fijian island group are still without houses after the damage from Cyclone Evan more than six months ago. Audio

The SPC says island governments need to have as much information as possible about deep sea mining before granting licenses for exploration in their waters. Audio

Nauru Opposition MP outraged at government order to stop local media broadcasting interview with him. Audio

Oxford professor Peter Millican helped confirm that Harry Potter author JK Rowling was posing as Robert Galbraith, author of 'The Cuckoo's Calling'. He is an expert in computer linguistics who… Audio

Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio