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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

New health and wellness hub in American Samoa to focus on traditional healing practices. Audio

Repatriation of native Hawaiian human remains raises hope of further returns. Audio

One year ago, award-winning UK journalist Luke Harding met former MI6 officer Christopher Steele to discuss the then president-elect Donald Trump's connections with Russia. One month later, in January… Audio

Tonga's Ministry of Justice says a free legal service planned for Nuku'alofa aims to protect families and help victims of domestic violence. Audio

The head of the UN Environment's Pacific Office says protecting the oceans from plastic pollution is a high priority at the current global meeting in Kenya. Audio

The stock exchange needs to make changes to its listing rules to help bring a new generation of small, technology-based growth companies to the market. Audio

New research into the treatment of rheumatic fever and how it affects the various deomgraphics of New Zealand. Audio

Fiji police have made a public appeal to parents to keep their children safe over the school holiday period after the deaths of four children last week. Audio

Whether at school or on the sports field, structure your child's learning so there's lots of success and make yourself fallible and relatable, says speech and language therapist Christian Wright. Audio

Calls mount in PNG for those who tortured a six year old girl for sorcery to come forward Audio

On average two in three women around the Pacific will experience sexual and/or physical violence in their lifetimes. Audio

A new community youth centre is planned for the Kiribati township of Betio to address the issue of high youth unemployment rates. Audio

The importance Australia's giving to the Pacific islands in its foreign policy white paper is being welcomed as over due - but there's some awkward contradictions. Audio

The SPCA in the Cook Islands wants help to do something about wandering dogs which bother livestock on Rarotonga. Audio

Australia has welcomed the announcement by Solomon Islands' new prime minister that he is committed a proposal for a submarine internet cable which was announced prior to the overthrow of the previous… Audio

Advancing local Pacific leadership in disaster response tabled at regional NGO conference. Audio

Historical Tongan records of births, deaths and marriages of British subjects residing in Tonga between 1874 to 1968 can be found at the University of Auckland. Audio

Australia's shadow minister of defence Richard Marles says the country needs to make the Pacific Islands a core concern of its foreign policy or lose ground to others. Audio

The International Finance Corporation is launching the Pacific Corporate Governance Institute this week in Suva to promote good governance in the business sector. 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