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The International Organisation for Migration links up with the Papua New Guinea Government to improve border management. Audio

Palmerston North MP and former mayor Jono Naylor joins the Panel to talk about the latest incentive to get immigrants to the regions. Audio

The chairman of the Fiji's public accounts committee is defending its role after coming under fire from the attorney general. Audio

Hundreds of second-hand bras are being distributed to women in the Cook Islands to promote breast cancer awareness. Audio

We've all been talking about whether to change our flag, and if so, what design it should be. But instead of submitting a design of his own, renowned artist Grahame Sydney is raising a different… Audio

Hundreds of second-hand bras are being distributed to women in the Cook Islands to promote breast cancer awareness. Audio

Norfolk Island's People for Democracy says there are early signs it has strong support on the island. Audio

The final unit of Fiji police working in the UN Peacekeeping mission in Liberia have been pulled out and are awaiting reassignment possibly to Haiti. Audio

The National Party's annual conference is on in Auckland this weekend and housing, the economy, and the problems at Mt Eden Prison have all featured. Audio

The Pacific's Chief Trade Advisor says significant progress has been made with the Pacer Plus trade agreement and it should be concluded by September next year. Audio

An Australian social worker falsely accused off making up stories about asylum seeker abuse and kicked off Nauru is looking at suing Immigration officials. Audio

Tahiti are being backed to go even better at the next Beach Soccer World Cup after the Tiki Toa impressed at this year's tournament in Portugal. Audio

Two people have been confirmed dead and 11 are still missing in Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay Province after a spate of bad weather over the past fortnight. Audio

The Asian Development Bank is forecasting a 9.9 percent growth in the Pacific economy in spite of of severe natural disaster events in the start of the year. Audio

The international agency the IOM has committed to help Papua New Guinea cope with people forced to migrate by climate change. Audio

The Governor of Manus in Papua New Guinea says people in his province have had their reputation tarnished unfairly through negative publicity about the asylum seeker processing centre there, and he… Audio

The removal of about 50 teachers from Ministry of Education files in Solomon Islands, following a nationwide assessment, has pushed the Ministry to create a new reform to monitor Teacher postings. Audio

A Samoan community leader explains why All Black coach Steve Hansen has been given a chiefly title. Audio

More than 700,000 visitors are expected to have visited Fiji this year in what the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association says will be another record year for the industry. Audio

Hundreds of people farewelled a trailblazing Pacific women's leader in Auckland last week. Audio

The Polynesian Leaders Group, made up of eight countries, has signed the Polynesia Against Climate Threats declaration. Audio, Gallery

Torres Strait Islanders say they will not give up in their fight for recognition in Australia's constitution. Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands province say they are powerless to stop a tribal war on the remote border with Enga province that has killed about 300 people over thirty years. Audio

The head of Diabetes Fiji says a lot needs to be done in order to reverse the country's high rate of diabetes - estimated to be about one-in-three adults. Audio

Samoan visual artist Siliga Setoga has been awarded Creative New Zealand's 2015 artist-in-residence at the National University of Samoa. Audio