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A former attorney general in Papua New Guinea wants to know where the police commissioner gets his authority to treat politicians and senior government servants more leniently than the general public.

American Samoa businessman says Hawaiian Airlines' reason for weighing passengers could mean people were flying unsafe for years. Audio

The Catholic aid agency Caritas has called for governments to rethink climate aid because of severe food and water shortages across the Pacific island region over the past year. Audio

The Fiji government has used its numbers in Parliament to suspend a third opposition MP, saying one of his speeches in the house was rascist and inflammatory. 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 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

As the Fiji parliament resumed on Monday the main opposition party, SODELPA, wore black ribbons as a protest. Audio

There is confusion in Fiji over the reasons police shut down a planned forum on the sugar industry this week. Audio

An audit report into allegations of corruption and mismanagement at the Cook Islands Arorangi Prison is still to be completed. Audio

A Fiji businessman was left for dead after being attacked in his home on Tuesday allegedly by security forces. Audio

Two members of Tonga's cabinet believe the government will stand strong in the face of continued threats of a no-confidence motion. Audio

The President of Bougainville is furious after Papua New Guinea decides to give its Rio Tinto shares to landowners rather that the autonomous government. Audio

Bougainville's government is anxious to ensure shares in the mining company Bougainville Copper Limited being gifted by the Papua New Guinea government go to it. Audio