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New evidence appears to confirm that the French Polynesian journalist, Jean-Pascal Couraud, was killed by President Gaston Flosse's G-I-P militia in December 1997. Audio

A regional economist says the Solomon Islands economy is likely to suffer following last week's devastating floods, but growth should rebound in the medium term. Audio

An Australian researcher says the current response to HIV/AIDS in West Papua is being dominated by an Indonesian perspective and international models. Audio

Transparency PNG says much still to do to ensure the country can fight against systemic corruption. Audio

Findings from an ancient cemetery in Vanuatu have been linked to Polynesian ancestry. Audio

After a number of false starts the developer behind Fiji's first casino says construction is underway. Audio

Efforts are underway in Fiji to help communities power their homes and fertilise their crops with nuisance seaweed. Audio

A United Nations advocate says Vanuatu women have one of the lowest levels of participation in political leadership. Audio

Adrian Croucher playing his cyclical tubaphone. The S3D 2014 experimental musical instrument builders and improvisers mini-fest gathered like-minded makers and musicians from here and abroad at the… Audio

The Fiji Trade Union Congress says it is going to intentionally flout a new decree by the regime, placing restrictions on political parties. Audio

The Fiji Law Society says a decree provision allowing phone and internet monitoring in the days before the election is open to abuse and could allow the government to access people's telephone and… Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme is calling for swift, concentrated and global action to respond to the escalating risks such as reef damage and rising sea levels. Audio

Accusations of 'sabotage' in the Samoa tourism authority as group raises concerns. Audio

The new head coach for Vanuatu Volleyball talks about the challenges ahead and his aims looking ahead to the Rio Olympics. Audio

Talks in Marshall Islands an opportunity to bring home the reality of climate change. Audio

The police in Samoa are to begin rolling out a national dog registration system this month, as part of its long term solutions for the country's stray dog problem. Audio

The head of Tonga's Red Cross says two new houses built on cyclone devastated Ha'apai are part of a pilot project but if the government is not happy to go ahead with more homes the agency will… Audio

Refugee advocates are accusing authorities in Papua New Guinea and Australia of a conspiracy to cover-up an investigation into the death of an asylum seeker at the Manus Island detention centre in… Audio

The USP says the latest climate change report science spells out increasing sea levels, and dwindling fish and crop supply will lead to more migration pressure in the Pacific region. Audio

With the support of the European Union, three islands of Tuvalu will soon be able to enjoy 24-hour electricity produced by solar power. Audio

NGOs in Fiji are calling on the Attorney General to remove a provision in the Electoral Decree which restricts them from being involved with election education or debate in any way. Audio

Protesters in New Zealand join international action calling on Indonesia to release West Papua's political prisoners. Audio

Aid NGO to lead inaugural international day highlighting the role sport can play in development and peace building. Audio

The ousted vice chancellor of PNG's Unitech university is waiting on immigration clearance before he returns to resume his job in Lae. Audio

The Samoa Animal Protection Society says it continues to do all it can to help with the stray dog problem in the country, but it needs more support. Audio