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Rights group calls security company to account for violations in Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio

The charity Caritas New Zealand says the world must pay more attention to the needs of vulnerable Pacific communities affected by climate change. Audio

American Samoa close to introducing sex offender registry law. Audio

The Leader of Fiji's Sodelpa party, Ro Teimumu Kepa, says the party will follow through with its call for a parliamentary enquiry into the election but it also wants to find out where it went wrong. Audio

PNG's government faces a growing need to improve the management of trust funds after the conviction of another MP for misuse of public money. Audio

Fiji's newly-elected prime Minister Frank Bainimarama leads a new-look 20-member cabinet. Audio

One of the long-term observers of the Fiji election says his month long travels around Fiji in the run up to polling day gave him a detailed picture of the election environment. Audio

Hopes Solomon Islands new voters' list and political party legislation can deliver cleaner elections and a more stable government. Audio

World leaders at a UN summit billed as the largest-ever gathering on climate change have faced calls to take bold action to reverse global warming. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister says partial privatisation is seen as the best way to improve in the management of state-owned enterprises. Audio

Fiji has eight women parliamentarians after the country's landmark elections last week. Audio

The Waikato District Health Board's Maori health unit is urging the government to develop a national plan directed at helping pregnant smokers quit tobacco to prevent babies from dying. Te Puna Oranga… Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party is aiming to be an effective opposition once parliament resumes for the first time in eight years. Audio

Newly elected President of Vanuatu, Fr Baldwin Lonsdale calls for unity and peace in the nation. Audio

The man charged by the United Nations with investigating atrocities committed in Syria says he has "run out of words to describe the gravity of the crimes" there. Over the past three years, more than… Audio

Fiji's Bainimarama is sworn in as the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

A refugee advocate says the ends of Canberra's asylum seeker processing policy do not justify the means. Audio

Electricity shares have jumped with National's resounding victory easing fears of an overhaul of the power market. Audio

Frank Bainimarama who has been running Fiji since staging a coup in 2006 is now the country's new democratically elected prime minister. Audio

The Public Service Association and the Educational Institute say they are uneasy about some of the party's policy pledges. Audio

National easily won the party vote in Christchurch, even in the hardest hit eastern areas. Audio

Susie Ferguson talks to David Farrar, the National Party's pollster and right wing blogger. Audio

Farmers are keen to see the Resource Management Act reformed while the Business New Zealand wants labour law reform. Audio

Guyon Espiner talks to poltical editor Brent Edwards about National's win. Audio

Investors are expected to celebrate the election result by buying both shares and New Zealand dollars early this week. Audio