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The head of Papua New Guinea's Chamber of Commerce says a trade war with Fiji wouldn't be good for anyone, but he can sympathise with his government's frustrations. Audio

The fight against corruption is gaining momentum in the Pacific according to the UNDP regional office in Fiji. Audio

Fiji farmers are being encouraged to return to growing traditional crops and using traditional farming practises. Audio

Mark Blumsky grows herbs in Niue and wants to export them to New Zealand. Audio

The Fiji sevens team win gold at the Rio Olympics. Audio

A controversial aircraft that has been grounded for in Tonga for over a year is due to take to the skies again this month. Audio

Retired PNG army commander calls on government to clamp down on rampant use of illegal guns ahead of next year's election Audio

Human rights agencies say the Australian-run detention camps on Nauru must be closed immediately after new revelations of abuse there. Audio

Samoan, Indian, Chinese and Italian toddlers are helping keep the endangered language of the Cook Islands alive. Audio

The regional trade agreement known as PACER Plus will be going ahead with or without the region's largest island nation. Audio

Samoan, Indian, Chinese and Italian toddlers are helping keep the endangered language of the Cook Islands alive. Audio

More coherence between health, trade and investment laws, policies and sectors could play an important role in combatting non-communicable diseases in the Pacific. Audio

Part 2 of our look back at the output of the National Film Unit as it marks its 75th anniversary this month. Audio

West Papuan refugees in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby have expressed gratitude at being given land for resettlement. Audio

Australia's government has refuted most allegations in a new report from Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International finding that Australia continues to intentionally ignore appalling human rights… Audio

Students in PNG who committed criminal acts during the unrest surrounding protests over the past months will not be allowed to continue with their studies. Audio

Paora Stanley spent three years working as Chief Executive of the Listuguj First Nation in Quebec, where he even had his own police department. Audio, Gallery

The Tongan Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva is staring down a motion of no confidence when he returns from his trip to New Zealand, but says he has the support of cabinet. Audio

Is there such a thing as the New Zealand national character? Why does the tide appear to be turning against migrants in many countries around the world, towards closed borders, and a harking back to… Audio

An internal investigation is underway in Solomon Islands after several buildings burned down at Gizo Hospital, in Western province. Audio

A Chinese mining company has been given the green light to resume its Papua New Guinea operations in both mining and logging after both were halted due to deaths of workers. Yet the Ramu Nickel… Audio