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Panguna landowner chairman says the Bougainville Government is going about the reconciliation process in the wrong way. Audio

A development economist in the Cook Islands says depopulation will continue to occur there until the government starts funding infrastucture and industries in the outer islands. Audio

Are cat biscuits a poor substitute for skink and bird? Does our friendly familiar turn into 'killer kitty' when our backs' are turned? Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community is urging governments in the region to reduce the number of deaths from cigarette smoking by putting up taxes. Audio

The Nouvelles de Tahiti daily closes after 57 years of publication after incurring losses. Audio

There is an uneasy calm in New Caledonia after days of clashes between 150 riot police and Kanak youths who used firearms in a protest over a nickel plant. Audio

The Fiji government says it has spent over half a billion US dollars in improving health services in the more than seven years since the military coup as it moves towards developing a modern… Audio

Police in New Caledonia say clash with Kanak youths has now eased, but more tension is possible. Audio

The Children's Commissioner believes the lives of New Zealand's most vulnerable children will be transformed if the findings of a social workers review are implemented. Audio

The Australian government has released a report into fatal violence at its Manus Island detention centre, but it's been promptly rejected by some. Audio

The New Caledonia business organisation MEDEF says the Vale nickel processing plant, which has been closed for almost three weeks, will resume operations any time from tomorrow. Audio

A report has revealed the first hard evidence of high levels of mental illness in Australia's camps for asylum seekers. Audio

The Australian Refugee Council is concerned Cambodia may become a dumping ground for those granted refugee status in Nauru, but have nowhere else to go. Audio

A suspended Nauru MP moves his family to New Zealand after his wife's visa is withdrawn by the government. Audio

A Vanuatu MP says Pekoa airport on Santo looms as the best-suited site for any major international airport development in the country. Audio

The family of a man who was beaten by teenagers and left to die on the side of a road, say they now live in fear. Audio

PNG's government is considering where to resettle the first bundle of asylum seekers deemed to be refugees in its detention centre on Manus Island. Audio

A human rights lawyer says the Australian government is leaving new refugees in Manus and Nauru unsupported as they enter the community. Audio

From our Wellington studio, a young singer and songwriter about to embark on a short tour to Australia. This week he is releasing a single, next week a new video is out. It sounds like it's all coming… Audio

Pacific communities are mourning the loss of a senior Tongan leader from South Auckland, who is being described as a passionate advocate. Audio

The Labour MP, Shane Jones, has given a lively and lighthearted account of his time as an MP in his valedictory speech to Parliament. Audio

The police in Solomon Islands say they remain on high alert following the weekend's riots in Honiara but peace appears has been restored. Audio

Earliest known photos of Guam on display in national museum. Audio

The director of a recruitment expo in the UK says New Zealand is now the number one destination for British migrants, outstripping Australia in popularity. Audio