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PNG launches Tuberculosis awareness campaign as disease rates continue to climb. Audio

Leaking WWII wrecks a concern for Pacific Islands Nations. Audio

A war of words has broken out between the PM and opposition leader in PNG, over the Ombudsman Commission's refusal to investigate a complaint. Audio

The CEO of Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says the group has a lot of work ahead of it to empower people after the recent election. Audio

Australian mining operation restarts in the Solomons after a victorious court battle. Audio

Samoan Trochus fishery successfully introduced. Audio

The conviction last week of a Papua New Guinea MP, Governor of Gulf Province, Havila Kavo, for misuse of public funds may point to a much bigger problem with corruption. Audio

Tonga government in breach of contract with Real Tonga airlines after reports it has decided to revoke Real Tonga's domestic licences without notice and bring in a New Zealand operator to take over… Audio

American Samoa has more than 4,000 new lawful residents after immigration amnesty was provided under a bill signed by the Governor. Audio

Landowners' groups around the Panguna mine in Bougainville says an NGO's claims that people are against a return to mining are wrong. Audio

An independent candidate in Fiji to set up political party next time round. Audio

New Caledonia's pro-independence Caledonian Union boycotts Paris talks on Noumea Accord. Audio

A Vanuatu nickel smelter, involving companies from New Caledonia and China, is now looking more likely. Audio

The US President has amended his Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument to accommodate economically vital fishing industries for Hawaii and US Pacific Islands. Audio

The results of July's election in the Cook Islands are unclear after a result was overturned by the courts. Audio

A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) advisor says the new Fiji Parliament will be among the most developed in the Pacific. Audio

Rights group calls security company to account for violations in Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio

The charity Caritas New Zealand says the world must pay more attention to the needs of vulnerable Pacific communities affected by climate change. Audio

American Samoa close to introducing sex offender registry law. Audio

The Leader of Fiji's Sodelpa party, Ro Teimumu Kepa, says the party will follow through with its call for a parliamentary enquiry into the election but it also wants to find out where it went wrong. Audio

Fiji's InterContinental resort says it has stopped serving the fish grouper during its peak breeding months, hoping to revive the declining fish stock. Audio

TPV re-introduction by the Australian Government appals refugee agencies. Audio

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands is warning people to stay away from schemes promising fast cash. Audio

PNG's government faces a growing need to improve the management of trust funds after the conviction of another MP for misuse of public money. Audio

Renewed United States led airstrikes on the Islamic State insurgents in Syria have targeted a dozen small oil refineries it controls. Audio