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The outgoing Director General of the Melanesian Spearhead Group Secretariat says declining commitment and resourcing towards the MSG secretariat from member countries played a part in his decision to… Audio

The Tongan government has paid tribute to one of the Pacific's most famous sporting figures. Audio

An Indonesia-based documentary-maker is trying to dispel the huge stigma and discrimination which people with HIV/AIDS experience in Indonesia's Papua region. Audio

To the Wacca, where the pitch which so often favours bowlers is once again helping the batsmen, with Australia extending its lead despite losing two early wickets. Audio

A contractor in the Northern Marianas says termites vastly increased the damage caused by Typhoon Soudelor. Audio

The Court of Appeal in French Polynesia has heard the case of two former nuclear test workers who claim they experienced health problems after being exposed to radiation from French nuclear weapons… Audio

For 50 years he's travelled to the remotest areas of rural India, now he's gone global. An International Indian Puppeteer and his touring theatre company use simple handmade puppets to bring serious… Audio

An environmental and social activist says the governments of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia cannot claim to be serious about climate change impacts when they continue to allow rampant forest clearance… Audio

Aaron Carpenter & The Revelators from Waiheke Island combine soul, rock, country and blues with a kiwi twist. They've just released their new EP The Hardest Thing and perform live today in our… Video, Audio

After recently giving out land titles to 40 squatters in Lautoka, Fiji's government says it will extend the same status to residents in 16 more squatter settlements over the next two years. Audio

Pacific brands are still struggling to break down barriers to trade and market their products outside the Pacific. Audio

The chair of the Association of Pasifika Staff in Tertiary Education says government policy lacks flexibility for students who are economically disadvantaged. Audio

Watchdog group calls on Indonesia to follow through on commitment to improving access to the Papua region. Audio

Australia has come under global fire for its boat turnback and offshore detention policies at a UN Human Rights Council performance review in Geneva. Audio

Student numbers are expected to double at the University of South Pacific in Kiribati after a new campus opened last week in Tarawa. Audio

The Governor of West Sepik province in Papua New Guinea says the border with Indonesia should not be seen as a barrier to greater engagement between the two countries in areas of culture, trade… Audio

An appeals court in French Polynesia is to decide the future of a man who has been living in a canoe outside a large resort near Tahiti. Audio

A Papua New Guinea model who regards herself as a pioneer is facing a storm of abuse for not fitting cultural norms. Audio

Singer-songwriter Lisa Crawley has just released a new EP - Up In The Air - and has returned home for an eight-date tour, which opened last night in Christchurch. Video, Audio

While Indonesia's government is taking new steps to foster economic and social development in Papua, West Papuans say their survival as a people is under threat.

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The head of Save the Children Australia says the end of its tenure on Nauru means there is no longer an agency to speak up for the rights of children in detention there. Audio

An expert in minority laguages at Auckland's University of Technology says a new online Cook Islands dictionary will play a strong role in helping to preserve the language. Audio