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A lawyer in Guam hopes to file lawsuits against the Catholic Church next week now a new law has enabled child sexual abuse survivors to sue perpetrators and the institutions that may have protected… Audio

One aid worker's view of Papua New Guinea's debilitating drought and the work done to overcome its effects. Audio

A prominent native Hawaiian says moves to allow the state's indigenous population to choose whether to form a unified government is a huge development. Audio

Fijian exporters say they are looking forward to better biosecurity arrangements with Australia, as new entrepreneurs enter the export market. Audio

For the first time, a genetic disorder affecting a part of Fiji's indigenous population has been documented on film. Audio

The Cook Islands Government's financial state is looking rosy after a huge surge in visitor numbers over the past six months. Audio

The non-government organisation, Dialogue Fiji, says its planned to hold a public meeting to look at how to resolve issues in the country's struggling sugar industry has been called off. Audio

Volunteers in Samoa are tackling soaring obesity levels in children with games, gardening and gimmicks. Audio

There's been little movement on finding resettlement for refugees held on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island, five months since PNG's Supreme Court ruled that holding people against their will on Manus… Audio

A successful pilot programme for young Pacific youth is set to lift incomes and living standards for New Zealand's Pacific population. Audio

A new study looks at the impact of rising temperatures on the state of ground water in Pacific island states. Audio

A lack of awareness around Papua New Guinea's newly passed cyber-crime laws is breeding mistrust among some bloggers and social media commentators in the country. Audio

Pacific island countries have called for help in dealing with refugees at a major UN gathering in New York. Audio

A group of volunteers on Fiji's remote Koro Island are heading home this week after six months of building toilets and living in tents. Audio

A theatre group in South Auckland is using classic English literature, in particular Shakespeare, to break down negative stereotypes surrounding Maori and Pasifika people in New Zealand. Audio

Most of the population on the remote atoll of Takuu (also known as Mortlock) in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville region have left the island as their unique way of life struggles to survive. Audio

There are hopes a new fish identification booklet will help improve management across the Pacific coastal fishing industry. Audio

Tongan dancer and choreographer Tuiahai Tuiafitu is helping to keep his nation's traditional dance forms alive, against the onslaught of hip hop on the islands. Audio

A bill enabling victims of historical sexual offences in Guam to file civil lawsuits could help uncover a web of abuse in the island's Catholic Church. Audio