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A newspaper editor in Papua New Guinea believes that signs of poverty worsening are becoming more evident. Audio

There are signs that child poverty is growing in Tonga. Audio

Protesting students at the University of Papua New Guinea are today waiting on an official response from the Prime Minister to a petition calling for him to resign by 3:00pm this afternoon local time.

Asylum seekers and refugees held on Papua New Guinea's Manus island have written to the country's chief justice and told him they are still being held against their will on the island despite a… Audio

The Samoan government has been warned not to consider proposed changes to the constitution to further recognise Christianity. Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea says students are divided about continuing their protest which could cause the academic year to cancelled. Audio

There are calls in Samoa to ban the practice of Islam, following comments by the Prime Minister that he would look into amending the constitution to further recognise Christianity. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Association of Australia has proposed a Community Centre for Pacific Nations to be housed in the former Australian School of Pacific Administration buildings in Sydney. Audio

Samoa's primary care provider for victims of domestic violence says its activities are limited by a lack of of funding. Audio

Peter Mechen reviews Stephen Hough plays Brahms, the NZSO's concert with the British piano giant playing Brahms' Second Concerto on tour around New Zealand this week. The concert also includes Gareth… Audio

Organisations which help Auckland's most needy say affordable housing is at a crisis point and the Government cannot continue to ignore it. Audio

Fiji is tackling an apparent spike in cases of child sexual and physical abuse as doctors call for more child psychologists to help victims. Audio

The first comprehensive genetic analysis of melanoma in New Zealand has shown that that where you live could be critical to your chances of getting skin cancer, and how it can be treated. Aniruddha… Audio

A legal tussle between Wellington City Council and the local Chamber of Commerce over how much the city's cleaners and security guards get paid is over. Audio

The Ministry of Immigration in Papua New Guinea says all asylum seekers detained on Manus Island are now free to come and go from the processing centre. Audio

New Zealand-based group of medical surgeons aims to made surgery more accessible and safe in the Pacific region. Audio

A protest occupation on Norfolk Island continues to gain support as more and more people are laid off by the Australian administration. Audio

The International Parliamentarians for West Papua has called for an internationally-supervised vote on independence in West Papua and is preparing to build pressure on Indonesia over the issue. Audio

New Zealand's regions are being eyed as affordable alternatives for cashed up Aucklanders. Audio

Pacific escapes unscathed after Australia's government cuts foreign aid in its latest budget. Audio

A warning has been sounded in Fiji about newly revealed damage to community fishing grounds in the path of Cyclone Winston. Audio

"People of the Eye" is a play designed for the deaf and for hearing audiences. Created by Erin Siobhan Hutching it's based on her experiences growing up with her deaf sister, Sarah, in Christchurch… Audio

Kim Hill talks to the New York journalist, essayist, critic and author about her memoirs Fierce Attachments (1987) and The Odd Woman & the City (2015). Audio