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Pacific Tuna boss to focus on breaking down barriers. Audio

Fiji's remote Yasawa islands to get new medical centre. Audio

A man in Niue who was arrested and taken into custody when the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, visited last June, is suing police. Audio

PNG's new opposition leader focuses on the Prime Minister's economic management and pledges to offer people a viable alternative government sensitive to their needs. Audio

Guam politicans vote for big pay rises...for themselves. Audio

A professor at the Fiji National University says something must be done about the high rates of violence against women. Audio

Prime Minister’s Science Prizes 2014 Audio

Vanuatu's former prime minister, Barak Sope, says the people of his country are already convinced that West Papua will one day gain its independence from Indonesia. Audio

Police Commissioner says probe into a torture case more than a year old continues as victim changes mind to assist. Audio

Fiji's ousted Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase says the government has refused to explain why it won't pay him the pension he is due. Audio

Solomon Islands National Council of Women calls for ministerial portfolio for the country's only woman MP. Audio

The Pacific Network on Globalisation says the Papua New Guinea Petroleum Conference in Sydney this week is encouraging investment in destruction. Audio

As Habitat for Humanity reaches the 1 million mark for families it's assisted around the world, the Fiji branch is looking to promote its work by building two houses in two days in the middle of Suva.

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister has welcomed his referral to a Leadership Tribunal over allegations related to the government's decision to take out a controversial state loan. Audio

A Pacific Islander is appointed as the new head of the Pacific Tuna Commission. Audio

A New Zealand investigative documentary maker says efforts to get international treaties on climate change are being used as a distraction and delaying tactic by corporate lobbyists. Audio

Coalitions in Solomon Islands batten down the hatches as lobbying intensifies ahead of next week's election. Audio

Fiji's opposition says the budget is economically boring and unrealistic. Audio

Pacific health advocates say despite their relative success in dealing with the global HIV/aids epidemic, it's not time to rest on their laurels. Audio

West Papuan delegates are converging on Vanuatu's capital to try to form a unified bid to get West Papua membership of the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Pacific nations will be putting the heat on powerful Asian fishing countries in a bid to preserve fish stocks. Audio

The Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Women's Advisory Network says women in the Vanuatu police force continue to face discrimination. Audio

The visit to Fiji by the Chinese President has taken China's ties with the Pacific Island region to new heights but observers say the symbolism of the visit was much more significant than… Audio

The head of a commission set up to consult the public on introducing the death penalty in Kiribati says the overwhelming majority are against it. Audio

An academic following Fiji-Australia relations says the reinstatement of a New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji is a good sign the relationship between the two countries is getting back to normal. Audio