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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

The head of the Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee in Papua New Guinea believes police in East Sepik are closing ranks to protect their own after allegations a teenager was raped by four… Audio

The Samoan government and the United Nations Environment Programme recently hosted a refrigeration symposium to accelerate the phase out of ozone depleting substances. Audio

Fiji Law Society warns anyone could become targeted under new unexplained wealth order. Audio

Niueans not happy with the government offer to host Australia's asylum seekers. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

It's believed advanced satellite technology, currently being designed to deliver affordable broadband to the Pacific by the end of 2016, could have a big impact on those economies. Audio

PNG's new solar charging stations for mobile phones will give villagers entrepreneurial opportunities and allow better communication and business. Audio

Amnesty International says the slow processing of asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island seems deliberately designed to pressure detainees to return to countries from where they have fled.

Vanuatu Nurses' Association says nurses frightened to voice opinions following suspensions. Audio

American Samoa bans sea cucumber fishing for first time. Audio

Niue has made an offer to Canberra to house women and children asylum seekers seeking refugee status in Australia. Audio

The Pacific is taking a co-operative approach to settling maritime boundaries between countries and it is leading to unprecedented progress, according to an academic who is involved. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Catholic Bishops' Conference warns about a rise in fundamentalism after PNG's parliament speaker orders removal of traditional carvings from the iconic parliament building's facade.

A US$315 million road improvement programme in Port Moresby is expected to transform Papua New Guinea's capital but not everyone believes the government is spending money in the right place. Audio

Fiji Labour Party calls for Government to be transparent following UN's Anti-Corruption day. Audio

Solomon Islands government undertakes a reconciliation with villagers on the weather coast of Guadalcanal. Audio

Historical images taken of the Pacific emerge from obscurity. Audio

A former senior Fiji military officer, Jone Baledrokadroka, says the trial of Pita Driti was a ploy by the Fiji regime to drive fear into the heart of Fiji military troops. Audio

Conservationists express disappointment at the outcome of a Pacific regional fisheries meeting following a failure to reach a consensus on reducing catches. Audio

American Samoa moves step closer to arming officers. Audio