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

Labour Party's General Secretary Andrew Kirton says he was contacted today by someone who says they were a victim of sexual assault at a party event in the last 10 years. He spoke with Political… Audio

With the increase in young smartphone users in Vanuatu, the police are doing their bit to raise awareness on cyber safety. Audio

The lawyer for a group of nine men in Fiji says they were tortured by the police last month and one was the victim of attempted rape by an officer. Audio

Dry weather has dented the profits of Contact Energy. Audio

Children's rights are at the heart of a training programme being run for judges and magistrates in Fiji this week. Audio

Team of plastic and reconstructive surgeons from Australia will provide free surgeries for patients in Tonga. Audio

Amnesty International says Australia's policies of refugee punishment and deterrant will eventually compromise someone's right to life. Audio

Rapa Nui's famous moai are being placed back under the guardianship of the people of the island (Easter Island). The statues and ancestral lands formerly controlled by the Chilean National Forest… Audio

Power company Contact Energy is selling its gas storage facility in Taranaki for 200 million dollars. Audio

A recently formed Samoan rights group hopes to fight government corruption and stand up for the public interest, starting with a march this weekend and a demonstration next week. Audio

Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal tells the story of his journey as a bicultural composer in Aotearoa New Zealand in 'Searching for Voice, Searching for Reo'. Audio

A Hawaiian marine scientist says evidence shows there is no doubt Hawaii's waters are being overfished but he's hopeful traditional Hawaiian sustainability practices may help. Audio

A Manus Island refugee has escaped to Canada. Audio

The electoral roll is now fixed for next year's independence referendum in New Caledonia. Audio

Papua New Guinea's media industry has been shaken by the death of a journalist who had been suffering in a violent relationship. Audio

Disaster authorities in Solomon Islands say it could be another day before fresh water supplies reach communities affected by volcanic ash. Audio

A Fijian man resident in New Zealand says he hopes the country's new Immigration Minister will intervene to stop the deportation of his intellectually disabled son. Audio

The investigation into the rupture of the Marsden pipeline has stalled because the local regional council has been unable to get in touch with the landowner where the pipe burst. Audio

New Zealand is silent about a threat by Fiji to expel Wellington's top diplomat in Suva. Audio

Neighbours at the Kudu Road and Preston Road intersection in Otara say they're in the dark about a drive-by shooting last night, and they've heard nothing from police. Video, Audio

The lack of psychiatric care outside the Manus Island detention centre raises fear of more deaths. Audio