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The UN says HIV infections are going down in Papua New Guinea, but others paint a less rosy picture. Audio

A regional fishing body is opposing the planned expansion of United States protected waters around Hawaii. Audio

Vanuatu's Olympic beach volleyball dream remains alive despite a setback. Audio

Cost cutting is being blamed for deteriorating conditions at the Manus Island processing centre for asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Cook Islands Finance Minister, Mark Brown, has confirmed the government's consolidated accounts have not been audited for 3 years. Audio

The President of Bougainville John Momis says any decision on the lifting of the moratorium on mining exploration is for the Bougainville Executive Council to make. Audio

A critically endangered turtle species in Solomon Islands is being tracked to try and extend its lifespan. Audio

Pacific Island countries are being urged to walk away from PACER-PLUS by a new report from the Pacific Network on Globalisation, PANG. Audio

The police shootings at the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby last week have complicated efforts at other tertiary institutions to get students back to class. Audio

The Cook Islands Opposition coalition has dismissed Government claims that is delivering sound, disciplined, finance management. Audio

Vanuatu's government says all efforts will be made to get the opposition's support for major constitutional amendments which are seen as essential if the country is to address its problems of… Audio

A healthcare provider in Papua New Guinea says the number of people living with HIV is stable, but there is still a lack of education on the virus. Audio

Disaster authorities in Vanuatu have received a boost to their disaster preparedness in the form of three emergency boats a large flatbed truck and two four wheel drive vehicles. Audio

The chair of Transparency International in Papua New Guinea says the lack of accountability for police opening fire on protesting students last week is disgraceful. Audio

The President of the Student Representative Council at the University of Papua New Guinea says he is trying to maintain calm around the student body after last week's unrest at the university's… Audio

The prime minister John Key made a 24 hour visit to Fiji last week - the first by a New Zealand leader in a decade. Audio

More details are emerging about the gunman who shot and killed at least 50 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Audio

The Nauru Government has back pedalled on the prohibitive fees it had put in place for prospective election candidates. Audio

A new traffic system being trialled at the main wharf in Vanuatu's capital has helped ease tensions over access to cruise ship passengers. Audio

A senator from Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands, David Paul, says chemical contamination of fish there is a public health concern of epic proportion. Audio

Reports that Niue's tourism operators have been harassing the humpback whales which visit the island have been dismissed. Audio

Papua New Guinea university students have been afforded little sympathy by authorities after police opened fire on them at a campus in Port Moresby this week. Urged to end their boycott of classes and… Audio

The Supreme Court in Papua New Guinea has cleared the road for it to consider awarding compensation to assylum seekers on Manus Island. Audio

The New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has told Frank Bainimarama that New Zealand will not be leaving the Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

The president of New Caledonia's collegial government says good progress is being made towards a referendum on possible independence, despite several challenges. Audio