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There's concern up to 4,000 litres of fuel and 75 tonnes of fish could be spilled into the ocean in American Samoa where a longliner ran aground in bad weather. Audio

Physicians say that Australia's mandatory detention of asylum seekers is inhumane and must end. Audio

Papua New Guinea doctors say the country's inability to address staff shortages has reached critical levels with recent figures showing 3-6 million Papua New Guineans living in areas with no access to… Audio

Fiji looks set to receive a significant share of an aid package from Japan after the PALM 7 Pacific leaders meeting over the weekend. Audio

A Peer Review Team is traveling around the region assessing the effectiveness of Australia's aid in the Pacific. Audio

Niue is turning to pineapples in an effort to diversify its agriculture and support the tourism industry. Audio

A New Zealand resident ni-Vanuatu woman returns to Vanuatu for the first time since it was hit by Tropical Cyclone Pam more than two months ago. Audio

The umbrella group for New Zealand's NGOs welcomes Budget foreign aid increase but says this country still needs to up its game. Audio

Academic says PNG's Bougainville ban on Australia a product of the confidence that comes with a fast growing economy. Audio

Some on Kiribati south islands are deciding to move permanently inland, fearing more destructive tides, and coastal erosion. Audio

The European Union's Ambassador to the Pacific says it's up to Pacific countries to decide how to go forward with an Economic Partnership Agreement with the EU. Audio

129 asylum seekers at the Australian-run centre have been officially declared refugees and are being offered the choice of staying in PNG. Audio

A New Zealand chocolate company has released a new range of chocolates using ingredients from the Pacific, vanilla from Tonga and cocoa from Samoa. Audio

The Fiji Rotuman Association is hoping the government can aid them in efforts to save a culture which is on the UN Endangered list. Audio

Bougainville elections commissioner says they have faces some isssues with the current poll but have been able to work through them. Audio

The United Nations says Pacific leaders are showing a strong commitment to ending high rates of violence against children in the region. Audio

A high profile UN official has called on the Vanuatu government to be more flexible with international donors helping in the recovery effort from Cyclone Pam. Audio

Ten asylum seekers have launched a High Court challenge on the legality of the Australian government's offshore detention policies, in a bid to prevent their return to Nauru. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says his force is struggling with a lack of resources, particularly the availability of vehicles. Audio

New Zealand police extends its advisory role on Bougainville into the south of the region, around Buin. Audio

A new study has discovered that eating flavonoids - found in green tea, apples, blueberries, red wine and onions - can significantly reduce the risk of catching colds and coughs. Audio

The soon to be abolished Parliament of Norfolk Islands says the majority of its people are in a state of shock and grief at the removal of their political autonomy by Australia yesterday. Audio

American Samoa continues to debate the impact if plans to raise the minimum wage go ahead. Audio

Former Nauru justice minister says latest changes to the criminal code merely to serve the government's political agenda. Audio

Former Nauru justice minister says latest changes to the criminal code merely to serve the government's political agenda. Audio