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Transparency International in Vanuatu is calling for the Ministry of Justice to publically release a report into controverisal selling of diplomatic passports over the past decade. Audio

Tokelau is likely to use marine kites to partly power a new passenger ship. Audio

Bougainville NGO says plight of islanders on the remote Carterets becoming increasingly difficult but transferring them to the main island held up by slow house building programme. Audio

PNG's Speaker of parliament defends his plans to remove artefacts from the parliament building amid a public outcry and claims that he is destroying the country's cultural heritage. Audio

The outcome of a parliamentary inquiry into Pacific languages in early childhood education in New Zealand is being labelled a death sentence for some languages and a blow to raising Pasifika… Audio

It's likely the Cook Islands government could pay millions more a year to guarantee Air New Zealand a profit to fly the Los Angeles to Rarotonga service. Audio

A Papua New Guinea health worker says sorcery is not just a creation of people's minds and sorcerers are immune to harm. Audio

Veteran Tongan politician's efforts to bring more democracy to Tonga recognised by international group of parliamentarians. Audio

Business owners in Vanuatu are concerned that new occupations added to the list reserved for ni-Vanuatu are too broad. Audio

Tokelau likely to use marine kites to partly power new passenger ship. Audio

The head of a major coffee exporter in Papua New Guinea says more farmers would help realise the industry's enormous potential. Audio

A Samoan grandmother has become the first student to graduate with a PhD from Victoria University of Wellington's Pacific Studies programme. Audio

New private hospital on Guam is expected to alleviate pressure on health services. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans association says court order to re-examine compensation claim brings hope, but is unlikely to succeed. Audio

New Zealand based former pupils of Samoa's most famous school to mark 60 years since its establishment Audio

The Fiji Women's Crises Centre is shocked by the results of a survey which found about 70 percent of women suffer from some form of violence by their husband or partner. Audio

The head of Vanuatu Christian Council says the government has lost focus of the country's vision for independence. Audio

People in the Papua New Guinea town of Wewak are anxiously awaiting the arrival of team of Police Investigators, following the alleged rape of an 18-year old girl by police more than a week ago. Audio

An Australian academic is describing sorcery-related killings as almost a silent epidemic. Audio

This week Wayne takes some characteristically fresh perspectives on the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela, and Finlay follows up with Melbourne-based academic Binoy Kampmark. Audio

Kate Camp will discuss Fahrenheit 451, the 1953 novel by Ray Bradbury. Audio

French Polynesia's Temaru says it is unacceptable for France to ignore the United Nations stance on the territory's decolonisation. Audio

Destruction of cultural artefacts in the Papua New Guinea parliament continuing despite widespread controversy. Audio

PNA says responsibility lies in hands of Pacific Island nations to reduce fishing catches following failed Tuna Commission meeting. Audio