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There is growing anger in academic circles at cuts being made to Pacific Studies at the Australiann National University. Audio

Habitat for Humanity says support still needed for Fiji's cyclone recovery. Audio

PNG's Ryan Pini in top form in the countdown to the Rio Olympics. Audio

The University of PNG plans to resume classes; A Majority of Norfolk's Regional Council is backing autonomy; The Tourism Minister in French Polynesia hopes Air Tahiti strikes will end this weekend… Audio

Classes are scheduled to resume at the University of Papua New Guinea after the first semester was suspended due to a student boycott. Audio

Canberra's attempt to rein in Norfolk Island could be undermined by the regional council it has set up. Audio

Tourism Minister says Air Tahiti Strikes in French Polynesia could end today or tomorrow following discussions between staff and management. Audio

Christian leaders in Samoa have distanced themselves from calls to ban Islam, as muslim volunteers prepare to visit the country for dialogue. Audio

An abuse survivors group says Guam has been used as a "way station for problematic priests", and abuse within the Catholic Church on the island spreads far beyond its Archbishop. Audio

A new forum for Small Island Developing States within the ACP group of nations will enhance their economies and improve their resilience after natural disasters. Audio

An Australian MP has slammed fellow legislators in New South Wales for denying Norfolk Islanders a vote in state elections. Audio

People in Nauru putting their hands up for election in July say they are losing hope due to the exhorbitant application fee. Audio

A Papua New Guinea national court ruling against the speaker of parliament's removal of cultural carvings and a totem pole from the national parliament has been described as a victory for common… Audio

A grassroots fisheries conservation initiative in Fiji is being touted as a good model for the rest of the Pacific. Audio

A presentation at the Festival of Pacific Arts in Guam has underlined the impact a Solomon Islands theatre group has had in combatting violence. Audio

With an international arbitration ruling expected within weeks, China has been embarking on a diplomatic and publicity blitz over its disputed claims to the South China Sea, including attempts to… Audio

Bougainville woman MP who made history winning an open seat last year details her hopes and aims for the ABG government. Audio

Smoking to be reduced to under five percent of the population in the Pacific by 2025. Audio

A battle between the Tongan Prime Minister and one of his predecssors is again threatening to derail plans to host the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully is being blamed for what experts say is the second consecutive year that New Zealand has underspent its aid budget. Audio

The Leader of the Opposition in Papua New Guinea says he will oppose the use of the death penalty because the majority of his constituents are against its use. Audio

There's disquiet within the Melanesian Spearhead Group over denial of entry to Papua New Guinea for a West Papuan leader. Audio

Budding candidates for the Nauru election this year are crowdfunding their campaign after the government hiked the fee from $100 to $2,000. Audio

One of the world's largest collections of historic Pacific treasures will be displayed in a new project launched by New Zealand's Auckland War Memorial Museum. Audio

A Melanesian Free Trade Agreement has been reached following negotiations in Vanuatu this week. Audio