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

New Zealanders travelling to the South Pacific asked to register details on SafeTravel website as cyclone season approaches. Audio

500,000 hectares of forest in Aru Islands may soon be destroyed for a mega sugar-cane plantation to be set up. Audio

Central Bank of Samoa warns public about scammers. Audio

A Star Marianas plane crash in the Northern Marianas that claimed the lives of three people, including the pilot, is the airline's second fatal incident in the past year. Audio

Watchdog group in Vanuatu says lack of consultation over airport deal, coupled with 50 year contract for the operating company, a major concern. Audio

The authorities on Niue are preparing to hold two elephants in quarantine for New Zealand's Auckland Zoo. Audio

Norwegian sailors find themselves stuck on Niue after their catamaran is washed onto the reef. Audio

Fiji political group accuses the New Zealand government of giving into the Commodore Bainimarama regime. Audio

Anger at planned return of retired French High Commissioner to run Air Tahiti. Audio

Tuvalu's recently ousted prime minister hits back at claims his administration was behind the country's Chief Justice being stopped from travelling through Fiji. Audio

New Zealand and Australia are called on to show greater commitment to climate change at the the summit of the Pacific Islands Forum in the Marshall Islands. Audio

The Ministry of Education in Kiribati says it's aware truancy exists in schools and believes a lack of school transport could be one of the main issues. Audio

Anger in Bougainville at secret deal signed by Panguna land owner group leader and a Chinese government controlled company Audio

Sugar mill workers in Fiji being polled on whether to strike over wages Audio

An NGO raises concerns that the United States is pushing for an extension of patent coverage for drug companies in the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal. Audio

More than 150 asylum seekers in Nauru are in police custody following a riot at the Australian-run detention centre that's caused US$55 million in damage. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says the group is not affected by the suspension of the Fiji Labour Party Audio

Controversial Vanuatu diplomat denies a claim by Foreign Minister Edward Natapei that he is no longer Honorary Consul to Vietnam. Audio

Political parties in Fiji are facing another threat of deregistration if they are unable to come with US$14,000 for newspaper advertising they were forced into. Audio

Concerns have been raised about the safety of Tonga's new domestic aircraft that arrived last week. Audio

Foreign policy approaches to the vexed question of Fiji have been the subject of debate at a New Zealand Foreign Policy School. Audio

It is hoped that a dictionary of Vanuatu's local sign language will add momentum to moves to introduce a national language for deaf people and their communities. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister at the time of Fiji's 2006 coup defends the then New Zealand government's efforts to stop the coup. Winston Peters also calls for more expansive sanctions to be in place… Audio

More revelations about Wellington-Suva diplomacy have been exposed in a book launched this week. Audio