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Refugees detained on Nauru and Manus Island could be resettled in North America, according to The Australian Newspaper. Audio

Climate change and pernicious resource extraction in West Papua have a deep connection. A conference underway in Sydney is seeking common solutions to these two major areas of concern to people in the… Audio

A new business mentoring initiative hopes to bring about a change in Pasifika mindsets when it comes to entrepreneurship. Audio

A human rights lawyer in Fiji says a year after the Lautoka businessman Rajneel Singh was attacked, allegedly by police, no progress has been made in getting justice. Audio

Organisers of a Pacific Festival in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty hope it will help raise student achievement in the Pasifika community. Audio

Gareth Baber discusses the challenge of taking charge of the Olympic sevens champions. Audio

Under a proposed Australian law change asylum seekers and refugees who attempt to arrive in Australia by boat will be permanently banned from entering the country. Audio

The UN says it is profoundly concerned by Australia's proposed ban on boat people. Audio

Identifying barriers to gender equality and proposing actions to overcome them is the focus of a weeklong forum now underway in Solomon Islands. Audio

Tongan skier Kasete Skeen is attempting to qualify for the 2018 Winter Olympics. Audio

The WHO says Pacific nations are on track to eliminate filariasis by 2020. Audio

Fiji makes history as the first Pacific nation to propose global trade restrictions on threatened marine animals. Audio

Indonesia has asked Australia to pass on a message to Solomon Islands and other Pacific states that they should not interfere in Indonesian domestic affairs regarding West Papua or invite West Papuans… Audio

Pacific people are often praised for their artistic ability but feel the pressure to pursue other career paths say arts award recipients in New Zealand. Audio

It's a battle of two brothers-in-law for the Palau presidency as the country goes to the polls on Tuesday. Audio

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation says the full extent of a crisis of non-communicable diseases in the region is yet to be acknowledged. Audio

Human rights advocates are hoping an admission by the Fiji Prime Minister that the country has issues with torture and violence will trigger major changes. Audio

As the Pacific cyclone season begins, Fiji's opposition leader says school children are learning in unhealthy conditions. Audio

Trade negotiators, NGO leaders and economists discuss the best combination of trade and aid to lift people out of poverty. Audio

Tonga has been forced to rely on increasing amounts of imported fruits due to declining local production. Audio

British writer Anthony Horowitz on why it's a good time to be a TV writer and the "David and Goliath" theme of his latest project New Blood. Video, Audio

The lawyer representing asylum seekers detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is working on a new application to return the detainees to Australia. Audio

Scientists are hoping a recent tagging expedition in the Western Pacific will improve the assessment and understanding of tuna stocks. Audio