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A group of Canterbury University students head Niue later this month to implement schemes that won them the 21 Day Pacific Challenge. Audio

The arrival of missionaries and foreign representatives to Samoa in the mid-18th and early 19th centuries amplified the Samoan language and cultural contact with western civilisation. Audio

Classes are scheduled to resume at the University of Papua New Guinea after the first semester was suspended due to a student boycott. Audio

An economist says remittances continue to form a pillar of the Tongan economy, despite their decline following the global financial crisis. Audio

It's 400 years since Tonga had its first contact with European explorers. Audio

There are signs that child poverty is growing in Tonga. Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea says students are divided about continuing their protest which could cause the academic year to cancelled. Audio

Samoa's primary care provider for victims of domestic violence says its activities are limited by a lack of of funding. Audio

A doctor in Tonga is feeding children in his area after discovering half of the local primary school children were going without breakfast. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is adamant he told his then Revenue Minister his personal lawyer was going to get in touch to discuss foreign trust rules. Audio

Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says refugee advocates are to blame for two refugees setting fire to themselves on Nauru in the past week. Audio

A human rights activist in Fiji says local body elections are all the more important following the devastation caused by Cyclone Winston. Audio

Domestic violence in Fiji rose 13 percent for the first quater of this year compared to the same period last year. Audio

The Fiji Employment Minister is in Australia to seek an expansion of its seasonal worker programme and follow up on claims of worker exploitation. Audio

This week's demonstrations in Indonesia's Papua region in support for the United Liberation Movement for West Papua were a sign of widespread support for integration with the wider Melanesian… Audio

Health authorities in Fiji are urging people to observe strict personal hygiene as the country goes through a massive outbreak of conjunctivitus or Pink Eye. Audio

A group of young Papua New Guinean officials and recruits who have been in New Zealand for foreign service training say engagement between the two countries is most beneficial to them. Audio

"Calling occupants of interplanetary craft!" Today is World Contact Day. Originated by the International Flying Saucer Bureau. Audio

The MP for Clutha-Southland Todd Barclay says he has not been contacted by the police, but if they do contact him about any matter, he would co-operate fully. This follows confirmation from… Audio

A swathe of documents which appear to be lists of Islamic State volunteers has been leaked. Audio

Tonga's government says it will pay compensation over the death of a New Zealander in a Nuku'alofa police cell. Audio

The Marshall Islands is the latest Pacific Island country pulling out all the stops to try to prevent pregnant women from contracting the zika virus. Audio

A new book by Australian author Sean Dorney laments that knowledge of Papua New Guinea is seriously lacking in his country despite being the two neighbouring countries having a former colonial… Audio

Cyclone Winston has taken a heavy toll on Fiji's Yasawa island group, but there has been no loss of life. Audio

The recovery effort in Fiji's Western Division is getting into full swing as the country still tries to work out the damage caused by cyclone Winston. Audio