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Protesting students in Papua New Guinea are spreading their call throughout the country for the Prime Minister to step down. Audio

An outcry in Vanuatu over the assault of a woman after her three attackers were given a light sentence. Audio

A new report on Pacific Tourism predicts growth and opportunity, as stakeholders warn on community development. Audio

An academic has warned Fiji educators not to rush into using technology as a dominant teaching tool because it may adversely affect critical thinking. Audio

Tourism leaders in Vanuatu say the industry is bouncing back from the hits taken by Cyclone Pam and concerns about the safety of its international runway. Audio

A Cook Islands government official claims the stalled Te Mato Vai water project on Rarotonga is not due to a lack of consultation. Audio

Efforts by the police fraud squad in Papua New Guinea to probe a major corruption case implicating the Prime Minister are still tied up in court. Audio

Norfolk Island's push to be listed on the United Nations list of non-self- governing territories is not a straight process, according to a legal expert. Audio

A strike at Air Tahiti has spread to other companies in French Polynesia, which further hampers air travel. Audio

An economist says remittances continue to form a pillar of the Tongan economy, despite their decline following the global financial crisis. Audio

Air Rarotonga to bring in a small jet for charters and medical evacuations. Audio

Students at the University of Papua New Guinea have been given a deadline to end their month long protest and leave the Port Moresby campus. Audio

An academic says there is a lot of work ahead for Bougainville and Papua New Guinea as preparations begin for a vote on self determination in three years. Audio

Protesting students at the University of Papua New Guinea say they will not back down despite the University's demand they leave the campuses within 48 hours. Audio

Criticism by the Melanesian Spearhead Group chairman that Indonesia has rebuffed requests to dialogue over concerns about rights abuses in West Papua has drawn a sharp rebuke from Jakarta but has… Audio

A new report from the World Bank says a business as usual scenario for tourism in the Pacific will not result in significant tourism growth. Audio

Cyclone victims in Fiji's Lautoka region are in high spirits despite ongoing delays to getting the rebuild in their area underway. Audio

The 12th Festival of Pacific Arts is underway in Guam with 27 Pacific countries and territories participating. Audio

It's 400 years since Tonga had its first contact with European explorers. Audio

Vanuatu rower qualifies for the Rio Olympics. Audio

A non profit organisation combatting violence against women in Vanuatu has expressed its anger at a soft sentence given to three men who beat a woman. Audio

A bakery operator says a ban on Sunday opening by bakeries is not what the people want and will have a detrimental effect. Audio

The Indonesian government denies suggestions that it is not open to regional and international communication regarding West Papua. Audio

Vanuatu's justice minister says the government has approved a constitutional amendment to allow for reserved seats for women in parliament. Audio

American Samoa's hospital says there's 32 unclaimed bodies at its morgue and it has no room left. Audio