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A New Zealand investigative documentary maker says efforts to get international treaties on climate change are being used as a distraction and delaying tactic by corporate lobbyists. Audio

Fiji's opposition says the budget is economically boring and unrealistic. Audio

Pacific health advocates say despite their relative success in dealing with the global HIV/aids epidemic, it's not time to rest on their laurels. Audio

West Papuan delegates are converging on Vanuatu's capital to try to form a unified bid to get West Papua membership of the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Pacific nations will be putting the heat on powerful Asian fishing countries in a bid to preserve fish stocks. Audio

The visit to Fiji by the Chinese President has taken China's ties with the Pacific Island region to new heights but observers say the symbolism of the visit was much more significant than… Audio

An author of a report into sorcery and criminal law in Vanuatu says the state has a role to play in protecting people from malicious accusations of black magic. Audio

The Chief of the National Intelligence Organisation in Papua New Guinea has warned that the government needs to take the threat of terrorism more seriously. Audio

The chair of Vanuatu's West Papua Unification Committee is confident next week's summit will produce a united West Papuan bid to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Political plates shifting in Solomon Islands as parties negotiate over possible governing coalition. Audio

A dispute between the Manu Samoa players and Samoa Rugby Union remains unresolved despite claims from the country's Prime Minister the matter has been dealt with. Audio

A new report has found poverty and hardship is taking its toll on the children of Kiribati who make up nearly half the country's population. Audio

A scholar of Fiji politics, Jon Fraenkel, says the emphatic election win by Frank Bainimarama and his FijiFirst party was based on a number of factors including support from the young and from areas… Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

The Green Party says people are spending more and more of their pay packet on power and have produced figures backing up their claims. Audio

Freda Tuki Soria Comua has won a seat in the Solomon Islands parliament, just the third woman ever to have been elected to the country's legislature. Audio

Samoa's Ministry of Health says the whole of Samoa is now affected by chikungunya. Audio

NZ government looks to reach Pacific and Maori youth through rugby league. Audio

A new report by the United Nations Population Fund points to the need for developing countries to invest in their youth. Audio

Environmental groups are suing the US fisheries service over a new rule they say allows the doubling of the quota for the endangered bigeye tuna. Audio

The Pacific Islands recipients of New Zealand's aid are undertaking a review of that process. Audio

: A New Zealander who has headed Tonga's police for the past two and a half years is about to finish his term. Audio

Greenpeace has been lobbying the government of Kiribati to not renew the licence of two of the world's largest purse seine fishing vessels next year. Audio

Former deputy leader of Tonga's Democrats explains why he is not contesting next week's election. Audio

Becky finds James alive, assists with a difficult birth and arrives in New Zealand. Audio