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A new anthology of literature by Papua New Guinea women is challenging the traditional attribution of women's successes to a male reference point. Audio

A book by a Harvard Science Professor is helping spark interest in the traditional Marshallese navigation technique of wave piloting. Audio

Tonga can finally say it has an Ombudsman after years of legislative preparation. Audio

A lot more work needs to be done to harness the rising economic potential of coconuts, according to the Pacific Community. Audio

The UNAIDS office in Papua New Guinea has expressed distress at the country's climbing HIV prevalence, as latest statistics in PNG estimate that almost 47,000 people are infected with HIV in a country… Audio

Chain and the Gang is a loose collection of band members revolving around Ian Svenonious, once named 'The Most Interesting Man in Washington DC.' Video, Audio

Barramundis captain Assad Vala becomes the first PNG player to compete in a professional cricket competition. Audio

A New Zealand group is working on giving young Pasifika a voice and getting them engaged in politics. Audio

An Aboriginal elder and artist says she will continue advocating for West Papua's independence despite a mural she created being destroyed. Audio

Fiji Hockey are searching for more international competition after a series of heavy defeats. Audio

Tonga's government is looking for up to US$50 million of funding to deal with issues like climate change issues in the country. Audio

The Bougainville agency charged with preparing the region for a referendum on possible independence from Papua New Guinea, says it is vital the people decide the questions in the vote. Audio

More women from Fiji's remoter islands are calling in to report abuse after the launch of a toll free domestic violence hotline last week. Audio

A small Micronesian startup, Green Banana Paper, is attracting international attention with its vegan wallets and paper products made of banana fibre. Audio

The National University of Samoa is expanding the Media and Journalism course to a Bachelor's degree in 2018. The journalism course started as a certificate programme, then was upgraded to a diploma… Audio

Parliament hears from submitters on assisted dying, and captions for broadcast media and a bill that will help victims of abuse makes progress.  Audio

Children as young as 7 years old are working on the streets of Apia according to an ILO report on child street vendors in Samoa. Audio

An intending female candidate in this year's Papua New Guinea general election is relishing a chance to better understand the rules of engagement in parliamentary politics. Audio

In celebration of International Women's Day, women around the Pacific region are gathering together to stand up for change. Audio

Commonwealth Secretary General unveils plan to end domestic violence with 'Peace in the Home' initiative for Commonwealth countries. Audio