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The opposition parties in Fiji have called changes to the parliamentary funding system a disaster and claim it has plunged the parliament into crisis. Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

Newly-published research into ancient land use on Rapa Nui or Easter Island shows the collapse of pre-European society there wasn't as dramatic as first thought. Audio

The company behind Queenstown's Shotover Jet is investigating a collision where a jet boat hit a rock. Audio

More than two million people have marched through the streets of France in a show of defiance against terrorism. Audio

The days of making the obligatory trip to a visitor centre when arriving at a national park could soon be numbered thanks to a truly 21st century pilot project. Audio

The paradox of plenty and ensuring that all of Papua New Guinea benefits from the resource boom. Audio

Australia's government has announced that it will cut more than three billion dollars from its foreign aid budget, in addition to cuts made earlier this year. Audio

The future remains uncertain for refugees held on Manus Island and slated for resettlement in Papua New Guinea amid concerns about whether the process can proceed, if the refugees can fit in to local… Audio

The controversial sacking of two senior staff from Fiji TV has caused an uproar in Fiji and across the Pacific. Audio

New Caledonia's ruling anti-independence camp is in disarray after the collapse of the territorial government. Audio

The head of the newly formed United Liberation Movement for West Papua says the major West Papuan represenative groups which have unified to create the organisation are working as one towards the goal… Audio

35 of the 37 registered political parties in Papua New Guinea are facing possible censure from the registrar. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

NZ has joined other international voices condemning the shooting of students in Papua. Audio

Three Papua New Guinea players have signed contracts with NRL rugby league clubs in Australia. Audio

:New Zealand's opposition says the country has an obligation to help ensure Fiji retains it democratic system and must not hold its coup-ridden past against it. Audio

PNG's former Attorney General says between 50 to 100 corruption-related cases are at risk of collapsing if Task Force Sweep closes. Audio

A toolkit to help Solomon Islands, one of the most prone countries in the Pacific to disaster to factor risk into its planning and development. Audio

The chair of the organising committee for the 50th anniversary of Cook Islands independence, says the year-long celebrations will benefit the country long term. Audio

An amended immigration law pushed through the Australian parliament has sparked strong criticism from Human Rights and Refugee advocates. Audio

Samoa face tough ask to qualify for Softball World Championships. Audio

Pacific businesses have been told to make human rights a key part of their business plans. Audio

The national science advocacy body says it isn't about to gag any of its members with a new code of ethics. Audio