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New National MP Nicola Willis has given her maiden statement in the House outlining her values and goals. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has defended the country's huge ExxonMobil-led liquefied natural gas project after a report by social justice NGO Jubilee Australia said the US$19 billion project had… Audio

National is accusing the Government of being sneaky by including a provision in its regional fuel tax legislation to increase the tax rate if it wants to. The Transport Minister says it's no secret as… Audio

The National Party says it is simply not on that the government's regional fuel tax legislation includes a provision for the tax rate to be increased at any time. Under the proposed law the regional… Audio

There are calls for capital punishment in Vanuatu after the brutal killing of a six-year-old girl two weeks ago. Audio

The leaders of Micronesia are now tasked with putting into action a series of resolutions passed during a three day summit last week, including efforts to improve healthcare and reduce high incidences… Audio

In his first major economic speech since becoming leader of the National Party, Simon Bridges is taking aim at the new regional fuel tax, saying if returned to government in 2020, National would… Audio

Labour looks set to renege on one of its election promises by delaying plans to reduce GPs' fees on July 1. National says it's no surprise the government has had to backtrack, as it over-promised… Audio

You never know when you might need an extra Sudan or Bermuda tucked away. We found a cupboardful at Parliament. Of flags that is. No Jolly Roger though. Audio

Papua New Guinea's information and Technology sector says government support and faith in local capacity are needed for local entrepreneurship to grow.  Audio

An Australian priest has used Anzac Day to highlight the plight of refugees and asylum seekers held in detention centres in Nauru and Manus Island. Audio

A film documenting the journey of Micronesian soldiers in the US military raises awareness about the challenges they face on their return home. Audio

One of the two companies vying to re-open Bougainville's Panguna mine has told the Australian share market that its exploration licence remains intact, for now. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's Institute of National Affairs says the introduction of a new financial system should make the country's economy more effective and transparent. Audio

New Zealand's plans for a Pacific "reset" on track prior to the budget and this month's Pacific Forum Economic Minister's meeting. Audio

The Vanuatu Government says it has received a number of offers of land to accommodate Ambae Islanders forced to move by the latest volcanic eruption. Audio

Rhythm and Vines - New Zealand's biggest New Year's Eve music festival - has been sold to global music company Live Nation. Audio

The British government is taking major steps to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio

New developments announced at this week's Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in London have underlined a move by the British government to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio

The evacuation of residents on the ash-covered Vanuatu island of Ambae is finally getting underway, as food supplies dwindle and disease starts to spread. Audio

Jacinda Ardern is leading the popularity contest as preferred Prime Minister. The National Party leader is on just 10 per cent. What does he need to do to win voters over? Audio

The Cook Islands is balancing the evolution of its "premiere" relationship with New Zealand against its long-standing one with China. Audio