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UN human rights authorities say a pregnant Somali refugee allegedly raped on Nauru is in a fragile mental and physical state, and have called for action. Audio

A Somali woman who became pregnant after she was allegedly raped on Nauru and brought to Australia for an abortion has been suddenly flown back to the island. Audio

A former premier of Western Australia wants the Nauru government to allow her into the country to examine conditions at the asylum seeker detention centre. Audio

No foreign journalist has been in Nauru for more than a year and none appears like to be able to enter soon. Audio

The United Nations Children's agency UNICEF says young people in the Pacific are suffering from malnutrition and diarhoea because of the El Nino weather system. Audio

A refugee campaigner is mystified at the refusal by Australian agencies to help an asylum seeker on Nauru who has become pregnant after being rape. Audio

Repackaged chicken is being taken off the shelves in Tonga after a random inspection found poultry which expired in 2012 was being sold. Audio

Around 100 Maori and New Zealand-based Pasifika artists are getting ready to showcase their work at the Festival of Pacific Arts in Guam next year. Audio

Scientists have embarked on a survey of the region's highest mountain, Mt Popomanacheu in Solomon Islands. Audio

Kiribati has moved to pass a bill to create a youth justice system and keep children out of adult prisons. Audio

Timber exporters and importers are developing a system for auditing sawn timber to ensure it is sustainable and legally sourced. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party has hit out at the government over a deal for a schooner saying the contract has been mishandled. Audio

Three more people have appeared in court in Fiji charged with sedition, bringing the tally on sedition charges to 65. Audio

Contact Energy says the future of gas-fired power stations is in supporting renewable generation. Audio

Contact Energy's profit has fallen by nearly half, due in part to intense competition for customers. Audio

A market analyst says New Zealand's energy sector stocks are more attractive than ever, following this week's sale of a 53 percent stake in Contact Energy and a deal that ensures the Tiwai Point… Audio

Contact Energy's share price has bounced around following Origin Energy's sale of its 53 percent stake at 4-dollars-65 a share. Contact's share price hit a high of 5-dollars-10 this morning, before… Audio

LA Tukerangi's family are continuing to plead with their missing 15 year old daughter to get in touch with them. Audio

One of Australia's top 20 companies, Origin Energy, is pulling out of one of New Zealand's top 10, Contact Energy. Audio

Australia's Origin Energy is selling its entire 53 percent controlling stake in Contact Energy for 4-dollars-65 a share, valuing its stake at 1 point 8 billion dollars. Audio

A workers' union says the Fiji Sugar Corporation is putting profits before safety after one worker died and another fell into a tank of boiling liquid. Audio

Solomon Islands national hospital is being thrown a much needed lifeline of donated medical supplies sourced by New Zealand non-pofit organisation Take My Hands. Audio

The International Organisation for Migration links up with the Papua New Guinea Government to improve border management. Audio

Prospects for refugees processed on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea look bleaker than ever amid more accounts of depression and abuse at Australia's offshore detention camps. Audio

Norfolk Island's People for Democracy says there are early signs it has strong support on the island. Audio