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High electricity prices and asset sales have helped to more than triple the first half profit of the country's biggest power company. Audio

The humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières has launched a telehealth service in Australia to care for people on Nauru. Audio

Australia's Assistant Minister for International Development and the Pacific on development opportunities in Papua New Guinea and stimulating the Australian private sector to invest in the region. Audio

A businessman in Fiji, Rajneel Singh, is taking legal action to force the police to prosecute those responsible for his assault. Audio

Tensions are mounting again on the Kokoda Track where landowners say they are not receiving their share of funds from trekking companies which access their land. Audio

Pacific Islands fisheries leaders are satisfied with the outcomes of last week's meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission, or Tuna Commission, in Hawaii. Audio

After dozens of charges of conspiracy, theft and money laundering laid against him were dropped this week, Papua New Guinea lawyer Paul Paraka says he will pursue charges against anti-fraud detectives… Audio

People trying to contact Immigration New Zealand are waiting on average 44 minutes for their calls to be answered, as the department tries to cope with unprecedented demand for its services. One… Audio

An Australian researcher says a whaleshark stuck in a lagoon in Tokelau is a rare opportunity to learn more about the species. Audio

US inmate advocate Ann Jacobs believes children should visit their incarcerated parents and mothers should keep their babies with them inside. Jacobs is the director of the Prisoner Re-entry… Audio

Entrust, the leading shareholder of New Zealand's biggest electricity distributor, is calling on the Commerce Commission to investigate four major power suppliers over what it calls "corporate… Video, Audio

Next year marks the anniversary of the arrival of the first face to face meeting between tangata whenua and European sailors. The Te Ha Sestercennial Trust is preparing for a year of commemoration… Audio

More Fiji coup details divulged in leaked documents. Audio

There's outrage in Fiji over a United States-based businessman trademarking the word 'bula'. Florida-based Ross Kashtan has trademarked the word - a commonly-used traditional Fijian greeting - which… Audio

Solomon Islands is included among 10 countries in the world with the most significant improvement in under five mortality rates between 2017 and 2018. Audio

A dramatic night rescue in difficult sea conditions off the Bougainville atolls has highlighted the need for martime safety improvements. Audio

The World Health Organisation is extending a polio vaccination programme in Papua New Guinea after the discovery of a fourth infected child. Audio

The country's biggest power company, Contact Energy,'s has felt the heat of a dry summer and tougher competition on its profit. Audio

Contact Energy is selling its LPG business for $260 million as it looks to reduce debt and pay higher dividends. Audio

With new forays into the Pacific region, China Radio International is seeking to bridge the gap in understanding about China in other parts of the world. That's according to Viola Kuo Huang, a… Audio

The Security Intelligence Service has launched an internal investigation into concerns of biased and unprofessional dealings with controversial security firm Thompson and Clark. Audio

There are calls for a formal system to help the descendants of blackbirded Pacific Islanders find their relatives. Audio

People are being warned to avoid eating fish or swimming near the site of a chemical spill at Malau on the north western side of Vanua Levu. Audio

Pacific leaders elected to run for the Commonwealth Youth Council elections want more awareness of the opportunity in the region. Audio