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Details of violence on Manus Island remain sketchy as Australian Government stands by its claim detainees tried to escape. Audio

An international relations specialist following Fiji-Australia relations has likened last week's meeting between the two sides to a Valentine's Day love-in. Audio

Secretariat of the Pacific Community discusses the threat mosquito borne diseases pose to region, including zika virus. Audio

A New Zealand Green Party MP says she won't be apologising for a press release saying Nauru was descending into a state of chaos. Audio

A report into the illegal sale of Vanuatu passports has been delivered to Government ministers, with some promising to take action. Audio

The Marshall Islands prepares to repatriate a Latin American fisherman who washed up after being lost at sea for 13 months. Audio

International unions are calling for a UN investigation into Fiji's labour rights, following the Sheraton strikes in Nadi. Audio

A Spanish-speaking man who says he has been adrift at sea for the last 13 months has arrived in the Marshall Islands capital. Audio

Efforts are being made to remove a stranded fishing vessel leaking oil at a Pohnpei reef in Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

PNG court orders stop to Ok Tedi waste dumping pending a substantive hearing on the matter. Audio

A New Zealand business selling vanilla grown in Tonga says demand for its products is growing in its overseas markets particularly in Japan and United States. Audio

UK filmaker plans to make documentary about American Samoa's worst aviation disaster. Audio

The Labour Party says promises by some power companies to freeze electricity prices do not go far enough and it will keep pushing its plan to centralise power buying. Audio

New cash cards which let people buy items worth up to 80 dollars without requiring a pin or a signature have been criticised as risky by a security expert. Audio

New Zealand company helps Bougainville prepare a new investment law that should ensure future foreign involvement is responsible. Audio

Around 30 parties in Papua New Guinea could be de-registered for NOT submitting their election expenses incurred during last year's election. Audio

Palau under a state of emergency following super typhoon Haiyan. Audio

Silent protesters arrested and held in Fiji after budget announcement. Audio

Senior Niuean high school students want more government support in education. Audio

More high level contacts between Fiji and the EU with the first political dialogue in more than six years. Audio

New Zealand foreign minister says eased sanctions on Fiji the right thing to do because of the progress made towards elections next year. Audio

A Solomon Islands civil society leader is accusing the prime minister Gordon Darcy Lilo of causing him to lose his job. Audio

A family gin business with links to Niue is looking to break into the Asian market after promoting its Niuean-inspired gin in the South Pacific. Audio

Defence Force employees have told a court martial that a top navy officer was in constant contact with a woman up until early this year, well after he says their secret affair had ended. Audio

The Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu wants all churches to band together to ensure the government legislates against same-sex marriage. Audio