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Australian human rights group calls for government to be transparent about aslyum seekers' conditions on Manus Island and let journalists in. Audio

The Australian government's asylum seeker policies are likely to go the way of the Pacific Solution according to a Melbourne academic. Audio

The opposition Tautua Party in Samoa says it has been in touch with MPs breaking away from the ruling Human Rights Protection Party, to discuss ways to work together. Audio

A lecturer in politics at Otago University says people in the Pacific are not well enough informed about what the push for governance reform will mean. Audio

A food and commodities' shortage on Rota in the Northern Marianas is expected to ease with the opening of the island's East Harbour last weekend. Audio

Nauru opposition MP says government claims that it is restoring the island's legal system is nonsense. Audio

Australia's Immigration minister has admitted that a 23-year-old asylum seeker was killed inside the Manus detention centre. Audio

Tonga military is conducting its annual recruitment drive with another 70 to 80 personnel to be added to His Majesty's Armed Forces by the end of the week. Audio

International Finance Corporation expand its operations in Solomon Islands and looks to foster small businesses. Audio

Measure to bring greater independence to American Samoa unlikely to garner public support. Audio

A Papua New Guinea NGO details its efforts to provide training opportunities for disadvantaged youth. Audio

Unicef's Pacific representative outlines the UN agency's key focusses in the Pacifc, including tackling violence against children. Audio

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A run of bad weather has forced a change of course for the 26th edition of the Moorea Marathon in French Polynesia. Audio

Disaster preparedness expert says Pacific businesses and communities cannot afford to rely on generic emergency plans when disaster strikes. Audio

Tongan health officials investigating reports that disaster victims were sent rusting cans of fish. Audio

Some Rarotonga locals are petitioning against a huge government water project that will cost 73 million dollars. Audio

A law professor says it's almost certain the Australian Government will have to face a legal challenge over an alleged failure of it's duty to care and protect asylum seekers. Audio

Fiji's nurses and doctors have had leave cancelled as hospitals struggle to cope with a growing outbreak of dengue fever affecting thousands of people. Audio

Papua New Guinea to host matches at the 2017 Rugby League World Cup, with Samoa and Fiji also in discussions with organisers. Audio

Health experts, university professors, dentists and dietitians are wanting to make the Pacific sugary-drink free by 2030. Audio

Details of violence on Manus Island remain sketchy as Australian Government stands by its claim detainees tried to escape. Audio

A Pacific religious leader says Pacific countries need to have more say in development decisions that affect them. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there must be both a mindset and policy change to combat child sex trafficking. Audio

Australia joins New Zealand and eases stance on Fiji despite fears the election will not be free and fair. Audio