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There is growing anger in academic circles at cuts being made to Pacific Studies at the Australiann National University. Audio

Drivers in the Solomon Islands will now face massive fines if caught drink driving under new traffic legislation which came into force last week. Audio

Christian leaders in Samoa have distanced themselves from calls to ban Islam, as muslim volunteers prepare to visit the country for dialogue. Audio

A new forum for Small Island Developing States within the ACP group of nations will enhance their economies and improve their resilience after natural disasters. Audio

Though the government unveiled its policy to force councils to increase housing zoned land, it's not yet clear whether it will make any difference. Audio

The Government's unveiled its policy that could force councils to zone more land for housing as it struggles to stave off criticism of its property policies aren't working. Audio

An Australian MP has slammed fellow legislators in New South Wales for denying Norfolk Islanders a vote in state elections. Audio

The Government's National Policy Statement will be unveiled later this morning as the next strategy in addressing a national housing market that is hot, and getting hotter by the day, especially in… Audio

The Government will unveil measures today that are expected to allow it to force the Auckland Council to make more land available for housing. Audio

A Papua New Guinea national court ruling against the speaker of parliament's removal of cultural carvings and a totem pole from the national parliament has been described as a victory for common… Audio

Labour and the Greens are formalising their relationship. Audio

With an international arbitration ruling expected within weeks, China has been embarking on a diplomatic and publicity blitz over its disputed claims to the South China Sea, including attempts to… Audio

A battle between the Tongan Prime Minister and one of his predecssors is again threatening to derail plans to host the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully is being blamed for what experts say is the second consecutive year that New Zealand has underspent its aid budget. Audio

One of the world's largest collections of historic Pacific treasures will be displayed in a new project launched by New Zealand's Auckland War Memorial Museum. Audio

Protesting students in Papua New Guinea are spreading their call throughout the country for the Prime Minister to step down. Audio

Efforts by the police fraud squad in Papua New Guinea to probe a major corruption case implicating the Prime Minister are still tied up in court. Audio

Norfolk Island's push to be listed on the United Nations list of non-self- governing territories is not a straight process, according to a legal expert. Audio

Students at the University of Papua New Guinea have been given a deadline to end their month long protest and leave the Port Moresby campus. Audio

An academic says there is a lot of work ahead for Bougainville and Papua New Guinea as preparations begin for a vote on self determination in three years. Audio

Protesting students at the University of Papua New Guinea say they will not back down despite the University's demand they leave the campuses within 48 hours. Audio

Vanuatu rower qualifies for the Rio Olympics. Audio

Pacific Forum model provisions on terrorist financing and money laundering are under revision. Audio

In eight years 142 species have moved closer to extinction since National came into power, according to figures obtained by the Green Party. Audio

There are signs that child poverty is growing in Tonga. Audio