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Archaelogists believe they may have answered how the chicken crossed the Pacific, and it could help form a pattern of human migration. Audio

Details of violence on Manus Island remain sketchy as Australian Government stands by its claim detainees tried to escape. Audio

Papua New Guinea's 'explosive' population growth prompts calls for the Government to take action and invest more in key services. Audio

Vanuatu health authorities say dengue outbreak could get worse. Audio

United Nations agencies combine force in a new project to raise the capacity of Pacific countries in case they need to migrate as a result of climate change. Audio

When the rains come, 100 million bright red crabs who live on the forest floor on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean, make their five kilometre journey to the coast to mate. Sometime between now and… Audio

New book released about New Zealand's Kermadec Islands is the first to offer a comprehensive account of the fascinating history of these small islands. Audio

Uncertainty prevails over the future of seven West Papuan asylum seekers deported by Australia to PNG. Audio

A New Zealand Pacific Islander has been awarded a scholarship to track the migration of young Pacific women to Asia. Audio

Women in Tonga are making ngatu or tapa to sell overseas so they can pay their children's high school fees. Audio

As PNG's resources boom has driven the country's remarkable economic growth in recent years, the tentacles of corporate interests have gained a tightening grip on land. prompting calls for an overhaul… Audio

The capital of PNG's Eastern Highlands province positions itself for growth as the government prepares to boost services in key centres around the country. Audio

Concerns new Chinese immigrants to Vanuatu flouting law to do business. Audio

Growing migration into the Solomon Islands capital is leading to more unemployment and criminality. Audio

Te Rauparaha's people, the Ngati Toa and their allies begin their migration south, abandoning their ancestral lands of Kawhia. Te Rangituatea, a kinsman of Te Rauparaha's, aids the flight by revealing… Audio

The president of the Saipan Chamber of Commerce says if the US Department of Labour doesn't agree to an extension for foreign workers to stay in the Northern Marianas, it would result in an economic… Audio

A new memorandum of understanding between Papua New Guinea's government and New Zealand's Victoria University is seen as strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two countries. Audio

The International Organisation of Migration along with Papua New Guinea's national and provincial disaster centres and the US Agency for International Development, is working to improve resilience to… 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

More than 150 asylum seekers in Nauru are in police custody following a riot at the Australian-run detention centre that's caused US$55 million in damage. Audio

As Pacific Island coastal villages look at relocating to escape rising seas, one community in Fiji is refusing to budge. Audio

Critics of Australia's new law to force asylum seekers onto Nauru and PNG's Manus Island have called the policy retrograde and say it harms Australia's international reputation. Audio

First talks on plans for a legal framework to cover people forced to cross borders by natural disasters, such as climate change, called impressive. Audio