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The founder of a charitable organisation in Papua New Guinea's capital says there is a growing market for child prostitution in Port Moresby. Audio

After a court decision in Nauru ruled asylum seekers could be detained until processed, human rights groups say they could self-harm. Audio

Decolonisation and self-determination to the forefront at the 19th Melanesian Spearhead Group Leaders Summit in New Caledonia. Audio

Long-time programme manager at Volunteer Service Abroad moves on. Audio

Heather Weir - Acoustic Guitar, Percussion and Vocals; Murray Hewitt - Guitar and Vocals; Andrew Bain - Acoustic Bass. Audio

The human rights lawyer representing a group of 12 asylum seekers on Nauru says they may self harm as others have done, after losing a court application seeking an end to their detention. Audio

PNG government report into troubled university will not be made public. Audio

A Papuan man who says he witnessed the massacre of 40 people in a remote province describes his experience and says he is still hiding from the military. Audio

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is planning to start operating passenger trains and other goods trains on its sugarcane railways. Audio

Health officials in Vanuatu hope collaborative work with traditional healers can reduce the rate of tuberculosis. Audio

Divergent views on merits of Guam 'two strikes' bill. Audio

A prominent newspaper in Tonga has been ordered to pay fines for defaming the Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers, in what observers say is part of an ongoing duel between politicians. Audio

Brooke Singer - Vocals, Keyboards & Guitar; John Fitzgerald - Guitar; Ben Wood - Vocal Harmonies & Bass. Audio

The owners of the Grasberg mine in Indonesia's remote Papua province say operations are still suspended pending repairs after the tunnel collapse disaster last month. Audio

Landowners group head says before there are discussions on a re-opening of the huge copper and gold mine at Panguna in Bougainville a number of pre-requisites need to be met. Audio

A Honiara-based academic says a belief and fear of sorcery is holding back development in Solomon Islands, and that the belief is growing. Audio

Nauru Parliament elects speaker and president following the weekend poll that returned six new members among the 19 MPs. Audio

The Fiji police are urging more compassion within families as the force records a significant rise in the suicide rate. Audio

One of Papua New Guinea's major commercial developments, the planned Pacific Marine Industrial Zone in Madang, is back on track, after its opponents withdrew their legal action. However local people… Audio

Fiery exchanges at a hearing of Australia's Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Legislation Committee reflect growing scrutiny on Canberra over its stance on West Papua. Audio

New Zealand Live today with southern folk/country duo - Into the East. They've just released their debut album and are touring to promote it. Their travels have brought them to Auckland where they're… Audio

Bougainville group calls for respect for sanctity of life Audio

The tiny voice of Tuvalu is making a big cry at one of the world's most prestigious art shows, the Venice Biennale. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is eyeing joint projects with Indonesia as a way of promoting economic growth in the under-developed area of the two countries' common border. Audio

One of the most prominent people in Pacific literature, Albert Wendt, is made a member of the Order of New Zealand - the highest honour in the New Zealand awards system. Audio