In this edition:

Cat and mouse politics in Fiji, as the opposition seek to take on the government in court, over claims of election malpractice.

The financial impact of climate change and natural disasters takes its toll on Pacific economies.

And Solomon Islands keen to avoid the Tonga syndrome, and keep costs under control ahead of the 2023 Pacific Games.

In this edition:

Fresh warnings from two Pacific leaders that action on climate change is key to Australia's standing in the region.

Church leaders in Samoa move to distance themselves from one senior cleric's claim that family violence is a punishment from God.

And Vanuatu poised to be the next Pacific nation to try and find their way into the Winter Olympic Games.

In this edition:

How people-power overturned a ban on one of PNG's best known TV journalists.

Solomon Islands' government under pressure to dismiss the country's health minister.

And Fiji's shock win in Paris puts news life into the Pacific nations' Rugby World Cup campaign.

In this edition:

The opposition finally get to have their say on Papua New Guinea's 2019 budget, but only after marauding police officers brought parliament to a stand still over unpaid allowances.

Ten months after the Kiribati ferry disaster, the official report is complete but it's yet to leave the President's desk.

And it's ambitious and it will be expensive - but the experts say it can be done - a massive expansion of PNG's electricity grid.

In this edition:

How the media blackout during Fiji's election has opened the door for fake news to thrive.

The PNG government is confident APEC will generate new investment for the country, but how much of it will reach the provinces?

And a new beginning for international rugby league in the Pacific, with the launch of the Oceania Cup.

In this edition:

PNG Families who lost loved ones in the Rabaul Queen ferry disaster still hoping for justice.

Fiji First fends off accusations of misusing public money to shore up their election campaign.

And both Fiji and PNG are ambitious to launch professional soccer leagues, but can they be sustained?

In this edition:

The PNG opposition gather their troops with the aim of launching a no confidence motion in Prime Minister Peter O'Neill in the new year.

A world first for Vanuatu with the delivery of medicines by drone to be put to the test.

And a new era for soccer in Papua New Guinea, with the prospect of a professional league on the horizon.

In this edition:

More than two years after police opened fire on unarmed students at UPNG in Port Moresby, what's happened to the inquiry report?

Fast, reliable internet is getting closer for Solomon Islands with work on mapping an undersea cable underway.

And the Orchids' inaugural captain makes another big statement for women in sport in PNG by taking charge of the NRL's Sport for Development programme.

In this edition:

Australia-Pacific relations take a hit after a chance conversation in a Canberra restaurant.

Nauru's government accused of putting the life of the country's former president at risk.

And Samoa's Prime Minister insists he's the right man to represent his country on the World Rugby Council.

Pacific leaders unite and urge Australia to scrap coal fired power. Controversy as 40 Maseratis roll onto the streets of Port Moresby for APEC.