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Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio

The Solomon Islands prime minister says it is up to ordinary people to make sure the country does not slide back into more civil conflict. Audio

Current and former staff of the Salvation Army speak out about the grim conditions at the Australian-run detention camp for asylum seekers in Nauru. Audio

Concern in PNG about the consequences of the major new refugee arrangement forged with Australia. Audio

Nauru government takes stock of asylum seeker detention camp processes following destructive riot at the camp. Audio

An Australian academic says in 10 years RAMSI has produced little noticeable change for the average Solomon Islander. Audio

Pacific Trade Ministers met last Friday in Samoa where debate on the proposed PACER Plus deal which the organiser, the Pacific Islands Forum, says is a significant long term opportunity to grow… Audio

A Samoan-born choreographer Lemi Ponifasio has been awarded this year's Creative New Zealand artist residency in Samoa. Audio

Attack on students by PNG soldiers highlights deep disorder within the country's army. Audio

Cycling advocates say implementing a strict passing distance for vehicles overtaking bikes will save lives and help police make roads safer for cyclists Audio

Growing unease at New Caledonia's only daily newspaper after it was sold to a local businessman. Audio

An MP representing New Zealand at the Pacific Islands Trade Ministers Meeting in Samoa says it's important for Papua New Guinea to come to the table to discuss the benefits of a regional trade and… Audio

A humanitarian aid mission is underway in Kiribati to improve its infrastructure so the nation can free up more resources for disaster preparedness. Audio

Despite inflation being at its lowest level in 14 years, unions say the cost of living is still hitting low income families hard. Audio

Organic agriculture helping communities out of poverty. Audio

Vanuatu has imposed a year-long moratorium on international researchers so it can perform a stocktake of all its research. Audio

Carylann Martin, Anje Glinderman, Kirsten London and Dean Murray, collectively known as Hen Picked. Audio

Nickel mining is being blamed for New Caledonia's soaring carbon emission rate and a nagging problem with pollution in the capital, Noumea. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund says the Papua New Guinea government has to put more focus on adolescent pregnancy. Audio

Efforts are underway to relocate about five thousand people affected by rising sea levels on outlying islands in the Solomon Islands province of Malaita. Audio

Concerns have been raised about the safety of Tonga's new domestic aircraft that arrived last week. Audio

Ministers meeting in Fiji say work to be done on aid funds Audio

A New Zealand aviation commentator, Peter Clark, says he raised the alarm about a new addition to Tonga's plane fleet after a spate of incidents involving the aircraft in Myanmar and Indonesia. Audio

The head of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community's Applied Geoscience and Technology Division says high-level talks in Fiji must result in real effects for people. Audio