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Coach of Papua New Guinea's Queensland Cup team looking forward to new challenge and the chance to further develop the sport. Audio

A women's advocate in Vanuatu says women are resorting to carrying kitchen knives as a way of protecting themselves outside their homes. Audio

It's the world's largest living organism but over the past 30 years Australia's Great Barrier Reef has lost nearly half its coral. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says the recent climate change conference in Poland was disappointing and frustrating, and showed a lack of urgency to combat climate change. Audio

A United States-based conservation group is gravely concerned negotiations on overfishing of bigeye tuna are taking place behind closed doors. Audio

A West Papuan rebel military leader makes his way to Vanuatu to thank the country for its backing for the push for independence from Indonesia. Audio

A small group in New Zealand shows support for West Papua independence with the raising of the Morning Star flag in Wellington. Audio

Labour mobility and development assistance are the main issues dividing the parties involved in the PACER Plus trade deal, but the Pacific's chief trade advisor believes both sides are determined to… Audio

Pitcairn Island is making moves to bolster its dwindling population by encouraging descendants to return to live on the remote and rugged British territory. Audio

Robert Greville runs a business on the island of Cebu in the Philippines, and is flat tack trying to help his employees and their families back on their feet. Audio

Laid-off Tachikawa sawmill workers believe their protest in Rotorua has helped stop a log supply firm from pursuing legal action that would jeopardise them receiving their final payout. Audio

The head of the Layon Landfill in Guam says about 16 million US dollars is needed to build a new storage area as its current facility is nearing capacity. Audio

Work on a planned five star hotel and casino in Port Moresby comes to a standstill. Audio

One-stop-shop' crisis service for domestic abuse sufferers in Tonga. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is keen to engage with the international community and is maintaining an open door policy to its foreign policy. Audio

The World Bank highlights the economic impact of domestic violence. Audio

Outgoing secretary general of the SPC leaves after eight years at the helm. Audio

A Solomon Islands provincial assembly member says her own experience during the conflict on Guadalcanal drives her to help the women of the province. Audio

Pacific Island countries have used an international climate change conference in Poland to speak out about a lack of action from developed nations to reduce carbon emissions. Audio

The Nga Tangata Microfinance Trust last night won the supreme award at the National Sustainable Business Network Awards. We talk to Dr Claire Dale, from Child Poverty Action Group, who is also a… Audio

Journalists and a politician in Indonesia say the Government must come of age and allow foreign media in Papua. Audio

World Bank opens a new facility to help warn Vanuatu about the threat of natural disasters. Audio

UN Women Papua New Guinea says it plans to introduce women-only buses in Port Moresby to better protect women from violence and sexual harassment, but not everyone is backing the idea. Audio

Tourism academic says Fiji's impending departure tax hike likely to be invisible to most tourists. Audio

New Zealand may provide aid to Bougainville to help the province improve its tax collection. Audio