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The Catholic diocese of Rabaul is hoping the courts will issue a restraining order after a Malaysian logger illegally moves onto its land. Audio

Charismatic resistance leaders retain grip on Timor politics as an impasse in parliament continues. Audio

Nick Bollinger revisits some of the great music of 2017 that may have been overshadowed by the bigger hits. Audio

'Akilisi Pohiva winning a second term as Tonga's prime minister was no surprise for academic Malakai Koloamatangi. Audio

Organisers say the Pacific Mini Games have left Vanuatu with a "can-do" attitude for hosting major events Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill has welcomed a Supreme Court decision to quash an arrest warrant for him. Audio

Annabel Langbein’s latest cookbook Essential (her biggest yet) includes recipes for roast turkey, roast chicken and glazed ham. She gives some advice on how to rustle up a last-minute Christmas feast.

The two companies keen to restart mining at Bougainville's Panguna mine continue to dispute which of them has the backing of the relevant landowners group. Audio

A Cook Islands MP says the man seen riding a jet ski in Muri Lagoon has been identified and will be reminded that it is strictly banned. Audio

The Queen's Young Leaders programme has awarded five people from the Pacific for their work in improving the lives of people in their islands. Audio

Ruban speaks with Melody Thomas about balancing the need for honesty with self-preservation, while making the next UMO album.  Audio

Just over four weeks after the election of the new Tonga parliament, MPs will gather on Monday to choose a new prime minister. Audio

Anti-nuclear advocacy from Pacific Islanders helped lay the groundwork for a treaty to ban nuclear weapons that is gaining momentum globally. Audio

New Zealand is pressing the message that Timor Leste is safe a decade after violent civil unrest saw peacekeepers sent to restore order. Audio

Peak medical bodies and development workers raise concern over Australia's treatment of Manus Island refugees. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Mining Minister says the government is committed to the controversial Solwara 1 seabed mining project, despite local community groups launching legal proceedings in a bid to obtain… Audio

Pacific Island MPs have been learning about how to deal with the challenges of government spending and parliamentary process in New Zealand, this week. Audio

Tokelau makes its mark at the Pacific Mini Games. Audio

Hundreds of years after its creation, Handel’s ‘Messiah’ is still a treasured part of the annual musical calendar. Clarissa Dunn explores some of the many ways Handel’s masterpiece has been performed… Audio

A group of Australian development workers in the Pacific say their efforts are being undermined by inhumane treatment of Manus Island refugees. Audio

An academic says the unjustified sacking of two Tokealauan public servants puts the spot light on the performance of the atolls' leaders. Audio

Fiji's prime minister is back on the world stage urging action on climate change in Paris at the One Planet Summit. Audio

The author of a report tha t shows catches by Thailand's distant-water fleet fishing throughout the Indo-Pacific are almost seven times higher than what it reports, says it is is a worrying sign for… Audio

A recently formed Samoan rights group hopes to fight government corruption and stand up for the public interest, starting with a march this weekend and a demonstration next week. Audio