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PNG Rugby League says the game remains stable despite the shock resignation of CEO Brad Tassell. Audio

A much needed rebuild to Fiji's main health facility is now in its final stages and is expected to be running full services by the end of next month. Audio

Around 200 local families in Solomon Islands have set up camps in the pits at the closed Gold Ridge mine on Guadalcanal and have taken over gold production at the site. Audio

Tonga, the Cook Islands and Vanuatu are looking forward to the delivery of their brand new coins this year. Audio

The member of Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party at the centre of a dispute with the Fiji Sun says the retraction of a Media Industry Development Authority ruling may pave the way for the issue to go to… Audio

French Polynesia is still awaiting confirmation that the US$3-billion Mahana Beach project on Tahiti has found funders and will go ahead. Audio

An Australian barrister has accused immigration authorities of intentionally withholding 2000 letters of support for asylum seekers at the detention centres on Nauru. Audio

The disaster reponse from the Papua New Guinea government has come under further scrutiny after another province was struck by the worst flooding in 20 years. Audio

Researchers in New Zealand have found a continuing deep-seated stigma around leprosy in the Pacific, which could be contributing to an increase in the disease in some countries. Audio

Muted response from Fiji over spying claims although civil society is concerned NGO's safety and security may be compromised. Audio

Australia's government has reacted angrily to a report by the United Nations that found its treatment of asylum seekers breaches international conventions against torture. Audio

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture has criticised three countries in the region for their inaction in addressing complaints of torture. Audio

A long way to go for women's rights in Tuvalu: UN CEDAW Committee. Audio

International Labour Organisation launches National Action Plan to address youth employment issues in Samoa. Audio

A prominent non-government organisation in Fiji, the Citizens' Constitutional Forum, says reported mass surveillance by New Zealand could affect the group's safety and security. Audio

Statisticians at American Samoa's LBJ Hospital say there has not been a 14 year old mother giving birth at LBJ Hospital for the first time in five years. Audio

The West Papuan representative body applying for membership in the Melanesian Spearhead Group says it always expected Indonesia's government to increase efforts to counter the application. Audio

Two months after he assumed power the prime minister of Tonga says his government is still working through what the previous adminisration had done. Audio

The 61st anniversary premiere of the Hollywood film 'Return to Paradise' will be held in May 2015 at the legendary beach in Lefaga village where it was filmed. Audio

Nauru police release protesting refugees from custody after charging them with unlawful assembly. Audio

Papua New Guinea is highly regarded for its diversity of languages, but one of the country's foremost linguists says about half of the country's 800 languages are at risk of becoming extinct in the… Audio

There's been a measured reaction so far to allegations that the New Zealand government is carrying out mass surveillance on its Pacific neighbours. Audio

The Refugee Action Coalition says the mass arrests of refugees won't stop protests against Australia's asylum seeker detention programme in Nauru. Audio

ADB says on-line company registrations are helping to foster business in Pacific Island countries. Audio

New Zealand-Fijian bodybuilder Myra Rogers will compete against the world's best figure athletes at the Arnold Sports Festival in the United States this weekend. Audio