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A government case against opponents of PNG's Pacific Marine Industrial Zone has been dropped and the campaigners have dedicated their victory to a tireless fighter for the cause, the late Nancy… Audio

An employment lawyer says firms should have clear policies about who owns an employee's LinkedIn contacts. Audio

An Australian social worker falsely accused off making up stories about asylum seeker abuse and kicked off Nauru is looking at suing Immigration officials. Audio

Speculation is mounting that Contact Energy's majority shareholder is about to sell its stake. Audio

The operator of the Nauru detention centre has received 67 allegations of child abuse, either at the hands of staff or other asylum seekers. Audio

A human rights organisation says asylum seekers granted refugee status on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island are still trapped there. Audio

The Northern Marianas is considering declaring a state of emergency and transferring key public servants to Tinian as a territory-wide communications blackout nears its second week. Audio

A former Nauru justice minister who was arrested this week during an anti government protest is now out on bail under strict conditions including a nightly residential curfew. Audio

Vanuatu's opposition leader says he's confident he has the numbers needed to pass a motion of no confidence in the Sato Kilman government on Thursday. Audio

French Polynesia's Tahiti Pacifique monthly magazine is turning into a weekly newspaper. Audio

Niue could become a global bee sanctuary if the plans of two businessmen succeed. Audio

A freeze has been put on officials contacting people about historic abuse claims while a privacy breach is investigated. Audio

A missionary in the Papua New Guinea highlands says the medical profession can help police in spreading awareness about human disease, to counter sorcery beliefs. Audio

All Fiji workers will have access to arbitration under a proposed amendment to the Employment Relations Promulgation. Audio

Contact has ditched plans to invest in overseas power stations after shareholders objected and will instead pay shareholders a one-off dividend of more than 360 million dollars. Audio

Shares in Contact Energy have jumped 11 percent after investors cheered its decision to drop plans to invest in power stations overseas in favour of paying more in dividends. Audio

Contact Energy has dropped plans to invest in power stations overseas in favour of paying investors a 367-million dollar special dividend. Audio

The West Papuan independence leader Benny Wenda says he has no idea why he was blocked from travelling to the United States last week. Audio

The director of public health in the Cook Islands says she's not sure how the World Health Organisation came to conclude that her country is the fattest in the world. Audio

New Zealand police extends its advisory role on Bougainville into the south of the region, around Buin. Audio

A delegation from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community was in Guam last week to check on the preparations for 12th edition of the Festival of Pacific Arts which will be held this time next year in… Audio

A Samoan counselling service is hoping to break down cultural barriers in its efforts to address what it says is an alarming suicide problem. Audio

A New Zealand company which says it had its offer of relief shelter for Vanuatu rejected by aid agencies following cyclone Pam says a conversation on how aid is distributed following disasters is… Audio

A Fiji based academic says a new formula for the funding is needed for the Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

A project to try and stop child labour, begging and trafficking in Papua New Guinea's Port Moresby is under way, with plans to shelter at risk children in safe homes. Audio