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After recently giving out land titles to 40 squatters in Lautoka, Fiji's government says it will extend the same status to residents in 16 more squatter settlements over the next two years. Audio

Pacific brands are still struggling to break down barriers to trade and market their products outside the Pacific. Audio

An aviation expert says it's not surprising that American Airlines plans to fly to New Zealand, as this country regularly tops the list of places Americans would most like to visit. Audio

Vanuatu football community mourns death of former defender. Audio

A Cook Islands doctor and former prime minister says traditional medicines have their place and work well alongside modern methods. Audio

United Airlines says a surge in New Zealand's popularity as a holiday destination is behind its plans to begin flying to Auckland three times a week from July, with daily fllights from October, next… Audio

The Papua New Guinea man who launched a successful legal challenge against changes to the constitution regarding parliament and motions of no-confidence says the case was about protecting democracy. Audio

The shock's barely worn off for rugby fans after Japan's jaw-dropping victory over South Africa at the Rugby World Cup. Audio

Kashmir Hill of fusion.net set up a fake business to explore the internet's deception marketplace. Audio

New research from Australia suggests most of the public there is supportive of the majority of the country's aid programme being spent in the Pacific region.

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A recent high school service trip to Fijian village Wailoku has capped off a five year relationship between the village and Auckland's Diocesan School for Girls. Audio

League players from Australia and New Zealand are harnessing their popularity to promote healthy eating and education throughout the Pacific. Audio

A Cook Islands opposition party wants help from New Zealand to address a lack of brain power to move the country forward. Audio

A popular Auckland Council-owned golf course is to be carved up to allow room for other sport facilities to be built, despite strong opposition from residents. Audio

Shock! Horror! A survey has revealed 46 per cent of New Zealanders prefer instant coffee. Audio

A Samoan-Welsh comedian plans to tease the New Zealand Government. Audio

American presidential candidate Donald Trump is refusing to apologise for saying Senator John McCain was no war hero, despite a growing firestorm among fellow Republicans. Audio

Marlborough District Council says it will come down like a ton of bricks, on whoever it was who strung a wire across a popular cycle track. Audio

A China-based website that advertises homes worldwide to Chinese buyers says there's been a surge of interest in New Zealand properties. Audio

Tonga's Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva has defended the cost of an article in Forbes magazine which cost the government more than a quarter of its tourism budget. Audio

Bougainville's re-elected leader John Momis says he will seek arbitration if the PNG Government does not pay outstanding grants. Audio

Kiribati is promoting a new solar water disinfection method that could soon improve health and curb diarrheal disease across the Pacific. Audio

Fiji is deliberating on what rules should be in place on the use of the new flag, once it is adopted later this year. Audio

A New Zealand marine biologist says drastic measures must be taken to save Pacific giant clam populations which he says are on the brink of extinction in much of the region. Audio

The Solomon Islands government says it will scrap the country's first past the post electoral system in favour of a more representative system before the next general election in 2018. Audio