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A Fijian academic says the members of Fiji's suspended National Federation Party have a case to challenge their suspension from parliament in the courts. Audio

Tonga's Olympic Committee denies being bankrupt and says it's on course to have full funding resumed from the IOC. Audio

The Marshall Islands' newly elected President hopes to build on international awareness about the effects of climate change created by her predecessors. Audio

Fiji Opposition leader calls for international action of the suspension of another party and its MPs from parliament. Audio

The traditional home of rugby league in Papua New Guinea is about to reopen. Audio

Tonga has declared a Zika epidemic after confirming a number at least two people have contracted the virus and 265 could have it. Audio

An agreement to look to form a coalition government has been signed by most of Vanuatu's leading political groups, comprising around 36 of the 52 MPs elected in last month's snap election, but the… Audio

Pressure is mounting on the Australian government to allow asylum seekers who face imminent return to offshore detention on Nauru to stay in the country. Audio

There's a dispute in Fiji over whether the suspension of a political party, the National Federation Party, was an excessive move by the Supervisor of Elections. Audio

Australia's highest court has thrown out a challenge to the lawfulness of the country's offshore detention of asylum seekers. Audio

A former aide to two former prime ministers in Fiji says he is afraid of returning to the country after receiving an apparent threat from Fiji's police chief via Facebook. Audio

Today we follow the New Zealand Road Map to the highest urban township in the nation. It's on State highway 4 and just 20 minutes drive from two of our largest, and best known, skifields. Tourism is… Audio

NZSO Education Manager previews the National Youth Orchestra's upcoming concerts in Tauranga and Hamilton. Audio

Groups representing teachers and principals say distrust is slowing the uptake of a computer system designed to make the national standards in reading, writing and maths more accurate. Audio

Opponents of the Trans Pacific Partnership are warning the United States will try to strong arm other nations into accepting longer monopoly protection periods for next generation drugs at this week's… Audio

An opposition MP in Fiji says the suspension of the National Federation Party shows the country is not a real democracy. Audio

No Pacific island country produces more asylum seekers in New Zealand than Fiji. Audio

A publication telling the stories of women's political experiences has been released in Fiji. Audio

The International Labour Organisation says there is room for the government of Fiji and the Trades Union Congress to achieve consensus on complying with standards of freedom of association. Audio

The Sevens World Series resumes this weekend with Pacific teams admitting the Wellington event is simply another step on the road to the Rio Olympics.Fiji and Samoa are the only Pacific nations… Audio

The Government is suggesting Labour's oppposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership isn't so unified behind closed doors. Audio

Poor logistical planning has seen crucial food and relief aid stop just short of reaching people dying from starvation in remote parts of drought affected Papua New Guinea. Audio

The editor of a magazine in Tahiti says it appears most people have forgotten about the date of France's last nuclear test in the Pacific. Audio

The Marshall Islands has a new female president, Hilda Heine. She is the first woman to head a government of a Pacific Island country. Audio