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An international grouping of parliaments fears democracy is in jeopardy in Nauru and offers to mediate. Audio

French Polynesia's former president Gaston Flosse has been found guilty of abusing public funds but acquitted of violating privacy in a long-running espionage case against him. Audio

West Papuans happy that Vanuatu's positive support for them at the Melanesian Spearhead Group will continue despite the change of government. Audio

Greenpeace is calling on Pacific Island countries to be consistent on their Climate Change stand at the international level. Audio

The Fiji Cane Growers Association says the future of the sugar industry is in trouble if it is unable to attract young people back to cane farming. Audio

Interim coach says the Samoa sevens team has plenty of scope for improvement. Audio

Locals in Nauru say there are mounting numbers of jobless on the island as sackings continue in the wake of last week's anti-government protests. Audio

This week's Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders summit in Honiara looms as a test of Melanesian identity and solidarity. Audio

The United Liberation Movement for West Papua is planning its final push ahead of this week's vote on whether to admit West Papua to the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

A Solomon Islands corruption watchdog wants the Forestry Minister Bodo Dettke removed after allegations he granted exemptions to a family-owned logging company. Audio

The Cook Islands opposition says it supports the continuation of Sunday flights between Rarotonga and Aitutaki despite the result of a referendum. Audio

The New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, is not planning on having another discussion on UN membership with the Cook Islands Prime Minister, Henry Puna. Audio

Bougainville's re-elected leader John Momis says he will seek arbitration if the PNG Government does not pay outstanding grants. Audio

The international aid funding agency, the Global Fund, has signed a deal to provide a further $US14.2 million for Papua New Guinea's fight against HIV/AIDS. Audio

Fiji's first organic certified product has been launched and it's expected others will follow as more farmers are encouraged to return to traditional growing methods. Audio

A former Nauru justice minister who was arrested this week during an anti government protest is now out on bail under strict conditions including a nightly residential curfew. Audio

The International Labour Organisation has reminded the Fiji government that a commission of inquiry into the country's labour practises could be launched if an agreement it signed earlier this year is… Audio

An academic says Vanuatu needs to diversify its tourism dependent economy in order to make it more inclusive. Audio

Plans on Nauru to shut down a hotel housing Australian asylum centre staff if the government does not act on protestors' concerns. Audio

A Dutch journalist who has been travelling and working undercover in Indonesia's Papua region dispells claims by Jakarta that it is opening up the region. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's anti-corruption investigative unit Taskforce Sweep says a high profile conviction emphasises the legality of an arrest warrant against the prime minister. Audio

Nauru protestors are re-grouping and still demanding that David Adeang and Baron Waqa stand aside while five suspended MPs be re-admitted to parliament. Audio

The Guam men's football team reflect on winning their first two Under-20 Football World Cup qualifying matches. Audio

A former Nauru cabinet minister, suspended by the current government, is detained and his passport is confiscated. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Police Minister says the major programme to provide housing for a growing constabulary is slowly making inroads. Audio