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Nickel mining site closes in New Caledonia's north after protests and attacks . Audio

Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs work through business which is set out on the order paper. Here's what they’ll try to get through this week Audio

An Australian court case has exposed the government's treatment of asylum seekers. Audio

Fiji's government is remaining tight-lipped regarding its involvement with a South Korean church whose leader has been arrested for enslavement. Audio

Yumi Sanap Strong, which means let's stand strong together, is an initiative to tackle sorcery related violence in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Many communities in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region remain traumatised and in need of help nearly six months on from a major earthquake. Audio

There are plans to roll-out a natural insect repellent in the Pacific and promote local production, after trials were conducted in New Caledonia. Audio

Tahiti is free to compete at next year's Pacific Games after their suspension from the Pacific Games Council was provisionally lifted. Audio

This week Linda Burgess' funny and insightful column in The Spinoff caught Noelle's eye. In it, Burgess describes her experience as a WAG in the 1970s when her husband, Bob Burgess, was an All Black… Audio

A Lumsden midwife says she is considering returning to nursing or moving out of the area now the region's maternity centre will close, a move she says will drastically add to her workload. Video, Audio

A State of Emergency remains in place on the Vanuatu island of Ambae following an increase in volcanic activity in late July and a mass evacuation is underway. Audio

Refugees receiving medical treatment in Papua New Guinea are no longer provided with interpreters, a Kurdish refugee says. Audio

Regional support for New Caledonia sovereignty cools. Audio

Samoa's Ministry of Health is working with the World Health Organisation to win back the public's trust after the death of two babies following vaccination a month ago. Audio

Two police officers in Papua New Guinea have been suspended after beating a teenager in West New Britain. Audio

A new funding push by the United States into the Indo-Pacific region has been labelled late to the party and amounting to little in dollar terms. Audio

The Papua New Guinea criminal justice system is working to improve the way it prosecutes family and sexual violence crimes involving children. Audio

A Cook Islands developer hopes work will be underway later this year on a five star hotel on Rarotonga. Audio

Papua New Guinea is preparing to host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, leaders summit in November. Audio

Efforts have been ramped up to find a viral solution to the threat of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle which is killing trees across the Pacific. Audio

Vanuatu has delayed the election of the head of its Malvatumauri, or council of chiefs, until September, as the government faces criticism over legislative changes. Audio

Each sitting day in the House MPs work through business which is set out on the order paper. Here's what they plan to get through this week Audio

You see a lot from as a tourist in your own land. You learn a lot from looking again at the known. So - here is the first of a series of tourist guides to our own Parliament.

The retirement commissioner is warning of a looming housing crisis for over 65s as home ownership rates decline and the number of pensioners is set to almost double over the next 20 years. Audio