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An author of a report into sorcery and criminal law in Vanuatu says the state has a role to play in protecting people from malicious accusations of black magic. Audio

The Chief of the National Intelligence Organisation in Papua New Guinea has warned that the government needs to take the threat of terrorism more seriously. Audio

Tonga has 12 new MPs among the 26 elected representatives in the Legislative Assembly. Audio

A bribery scandal engulfing Vanuatu's parliament has brought the country's problems with political instability to a head. Audio

The chair of Vanuatu's West Papua Unification Committee is confident next week's summit will produce a united West Papuan bid to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

Tonga election has Democrats again coming up just shy of a majority of the seats. Audio

Two people have died from chikungunya in French Polynesia in an outbreak that began six weeks ago, has affected several thousand people and hospitalised over 200. Audio

Landowners in the South Fly region of Papua New Guinea's Western Province want more comprehensive compensation over environmental ruin caused by the Ok Tedi mine. Audio

The Melanesian Spearhead Group is hosting a trade and investment road show in Papua New Guinea to promote business cooperation in the region. Audio

Political plates shifting in Solomon Islands as parties negotiate over possible governing coalition. Audio

Public health officials from around the Pacific region have been gathering in Fiji this week to discuss how best to respond to the threat of emerging infectious diseases. Audio

A Vanuatu opposition MP who believes in 'black magic' is defending the vigilante killings of two people accused of using black magic. Audio

UNICEF Pacific has announced their newest Pacific Ambassador, Krishneer Sen, who will advocate for children. Audio

A dispute between the Manu Samoa players and Samoa Rugby Union remains unresolved despite claims from the country's Prime Minister the matter has been dealt with. Audio

Back to the U.S now and the protests over a grand jury's decision not to charge a white police officer for shooting an unarmed black teenager. Audio

A Vanuatu-based academic sees a successful motion to suspend 16 opposition MPs by the Prime Minister as a move to ensure stability. Audio

Tongans off to the polls Thursday for the second election under reforms brought in, in 2010. Audio

A new report has found poverty and hardship is taking its toll on the children of Kiribati who make up nearly half the country's population. Audio

Moves in French Polynesia to seek a huge compensation payout from France are being met with cynicism by some locals. Audio

A scholar of Fiji politics, Jon Fraenkel, says the emphatic election win by Frank Bainimarama and his FijiFirst party was based on a number of factors including support from the young and from areas… Audio

A survey is being carried out of young women on Bougainville as part of a young women's leadership programme. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

A political scientist analyses what can be expected in the Tonga election this Thursday. Audio

Historical footage showing New Zealand in the 1940s has turned up in California, and the search is on to find out who filmed the images. The silent footage was apparently taken by an American couple… Audio

The PNG foreign minister dismisses reports of tension between his government and Fiji. Audio