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The prospects of Papua New Guinea university students returning to class soon have been further dampened by violent unrest this week at campuses as students seek justice over last week's… Audio

The UN says HIV infections are going down in Papua New Guinea, but others paint a less rosy picture. Audio

A regional fishing body is opposing the planned expansion of United States protected waters around Hawaii. Audio

Last week's police shootings at the University of Papua New Guinea's Waigani campus in Port Moresby have complicated efforts by UPNG and other tertiary institutions to get students back to class after… Audio

The President of Bougainville John Momis says any decision on the lifting of the moratorium on mining exploration is for the Bougainville Executive Council to make. Audio

The police shootings at the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby last week have complicated efforts at other tertiary institutions to get students back to class. Audio

Papua New Guinea are ruing what could have been after an agonising defeat in the final of football's Oceania Nations Cup. Audio

A healthcare provider in Papua New Guinea says the number of people living with HIV is stable, but there is still a lack of education on the virus. Audio

Disaster authorities in Vanuatu have received a boost to their disaster preparedness in the form of three emergency boats a large flatbed truck and two four wheel drive vehicles. Audio

The President of the Student Representative Council at the University of Papua New Guinea says he is trying to maintain calm around the student body after last week's unrest at the university's… Audio

A senator from Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands, David Paul, says chemical contamination of fish there is a public health concern of epic proportion. Audio

The president of New Caledonia's collegial government says good progress is being made towards a referendum on possible independence, despite several challenges. Audio

The latest Poll of Polls shows National still has a lead over a Labour-Greens combination, but the gap is closing. Audio

A new early warning system to be introduced in Tuvalu next month aims to help outlying communities better prepare for natural disasters. Audio

Details are emerging of a warzone at the campus of the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby. Audio

The conduct of Papua New Guinea's police personnel during yesterday's unrest in Port Moresby has come under the spotlight, with another eyewitness account that they started shooting without… Audio

A new study in the Pacific indicates wave energy could work as an alternative to fossil fuels for some countries. Audio

The executive director of the Pacific Islands for Non-Governmental Organizations hopes that the United Nations Secretary-General will act on growing concern about ongoing rights violations in West… Audio

The Solomon Islands' aviation ministry says it hopes to reach an agreement with Solomon Airlines after all its international and domestic flights were grounded. Audio

Free concerts to celebrate Italy's National Day are on in Auckland and Christchurch featuring Italian Violinist Francesco D'Orazio and pianist Gianpaolo Nuti over the next two days. Francesco D'Orazio… Audio

Pressure from Amnesty International for PNG and Tonga to follow Nauru and abolish the death penalty. Audio

A group of Canterbury University students head Niue later this month to implement schemes that won them the 21 Day Pacific Challenge. Audio

Protesting students at the University of Papua New Guinea have decided to continue boycotting classes despite calls from the university administrations for some classes to resume today. Audio

The leader of Fiji's opposition NFP says the suspension of one of his MPs until the next election is extreme and unwarranted. Audio