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The Solomon Islands government of Manasseh Sogavare appears to be on the verge of collapse after a series of resignations by ministers. The group plans to oust Mr Sogavare in a vote of no-confidence… Audio

There are indications that 'Akilisi Pohiva will return to the Tongan parliament, despite being head of a government whose tenure was cut short a year by the King. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Immigration Minister has downplayed concerns of looming security or humanitarian crises on Manus Island. Australia's immigration detention centre on Manus is due to close tomorrow… Audio

A new MP says New Zealand's silence has made it complicit in human rights abuse in Australian offshore detention. Audio

The death of a prominent journalist in Papua New Guinea has prompted criticism of the newspaper she worked for. Audio

A new Papua New Guinea MP Bryan Kramer, is philosophical about the split in his political party after its leader and most of its MPs, but not him, recently joined government in an upheaval that has… Audio

Drug and alcohol related crimes in Samoa are gradually decreasing since the introduction of Samoa's Alcohol and Drug Court says Supreme Court Judge. Audio

Vanuatu passports are in question again after a plan was announced to allow the use of bitcoins in exchange for citizenship. Audio

Papua New Guinea's media industry has been shaken by the death of a journalist who had been suffering in a violent relationship. Audio

A state of emergency called after the eruption of a volcano on Vanuatu's Ambae Island is lifted. Audio

Pacific rugby league nations push for financial parity in the international game. Audio

The future of the Fiji sugar industry is in question with some farmers barely making a living. Audio

A Fijian man resident in New Zealand says he hopes the country's new Immigration Minister will intervene to stop the deportation of his intellectually disabled son. Audio

For most Tokelauans, the language of church, the Bible and God is Samoan but this is changing. Audio

The new coalition government has housing high on its agenda with plans to build 100,000 homes for first home buyers over the next ten years, the establishment of a Housing Commission, a ban on the… Audio

An economist says last month's Monetary Policy Statement by the Papua New Guinea central Bank was the worst it had produced in 10 years. Audio

A union leader in Fiji says a workers' march on Saturday has demonstrated that all is not well with workers in the country. Audio

Changes made to the constitution of the Tonga Rugby Union have been ruled unlawful by the country's Supreme Court, leaving the organisation in crisis after the positions of the Board, CEO and… Audio

Simon Brew holds the baton for the last time for the Royal New Zealand Air Force Band this weekend in Wellington. The Director of Music steps down from his role after four years, and will celebrate… Audio

People affected by an erupting volcano in Solomon Islands say they are living off coconuts because their wells and water tanks have been contaminated by ashfall. Audio

Tonga is this week taking stock of the democratic reform process the country underwent in 2010 with the aim of people gaining a better understanding of its political system. Audio

Guam's Catholic Church says there are no guarantees but it has taken steps to ensure no sexual abuse perpetrators remain in the clergy. Audio