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Sean Dorney speaks about ABC cutbacks and reflects on 40 years covering the Pacific. Audio

The French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse has lost power. Audio

Churches will lobby against the death penalty in Kiribati Audio

For the first time in a decade Oceania Tennis says it will enter both a men's and women's team from Pacific Oceania in the Davis and Fed Cup tournaments. Audio

The leader of Papua New Guinea's Triumph Heritage and Empowerment party says it is essential for the country's future that government abides by the laws. Audio

The way has been paved for the Northern Marianas Government to face legal action regarding millions of dollars worth of unpaid bills. Audio

Australia and Papua New Guinea are hoping to reset their relationship with a new agreement that moves the two countries onto a more even footing. Audio

The West Papuan pro-independence cause loses an important leader, after John Otto Ondawame died in Vanuatu. Audio

SPC shares Pacific lessons at Australiasian disaster conference. Audio

Tongans celebrate their language week across New Zealand. Audio

We find out why laughter is important in our daily lives and meets a man who begged to be institutionalised before seeking alternative ways to heal from a lifetime of depression and bipolar. Audio

The President of French Polynesia loses an appeal against his sentence on corruption charges. Audio

Amnesty International hopeful its calls for Indonesian authorities to ease restrictions on freedom of expression are heeded. Audio

The Small Islands Developing States conference in Samoa has ended with a call for global leaders to talk less and act more on climate change. Audio

The PNG province of West Sepik finds itself on the cusp of Asia: increasing ties with Indonesia while living with the legacy of rampant Malaysian logging. Audio

Questions have been raised about Fiji's election processes after an alleged incident involving a Suva couple being forced to vote a certain way on day one of pre-polling. Audio

The president of Kiribati, Anote Tong, says is hopeful agreements made on climate change at the Small Islands Developing States in Apia conference will turn into real action. Audio

A refugee advocate says an asylum seeker from Manus Island who has been declared brain dead may be the second person from the camp to die in a year. Audio

UN Women says its post-2015 development agenda will have a stand-alone goal for women, focusing on gender-based violence, economic empowerment and leadership in the public and private sectors. Audio

Tonga's Democratic Party loses MPs but is still confident about Nov elections. Audio

An international constitutional and election specialist, Andrew Ladley, says the practice of early voting before a general election is common around the world and a way of increasing participation. Audio

Tahiti's Flosse acquitted in atoll purchase case. Audio

A refugee advocacy group says the Australian government's decision to not send asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea's Manus island is no surprise. Audio

Standard and Poor's top economist says the world's major central banks will start heading down different paths in the coming months. Audio

:About 10 percent of Fiji's voters are due to start early voting Wednesday in the country's landmark election. Audio