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Immigration New Zealand is making changes to how it conducts business in its offshore offices in the Pacific. Audio

An international campaign is underway to try and save Samoa's national bird, the manumea, from extinction. Audio

Nick Tipping dedicates the programme to the music of Lennon and McCartney with jazz tunes that reinvent the Beatles - from Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald to fusion players Allan Holdsworth and… Audio

Nick Tipping dedicates the programme to the music of Lennon and McCartney with jazz tunes that reinvent the Beatles - from Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald to fusion players Allan Holdsworth and… Audio

A petition to the United Nations with the signatures of 1.8 million West Papuans seeking self-determination could be a watershed moment for the independence movement Audio

Calls for a Papua New Guinea team to be included in the NRL boosted by Hunters success Audio

Pacific people entering under the quota with aspirations for a brighter future can find NZ tough. Audio

Vanuatu's government has ordered a compulsory evacuation of the population of Ambae due to the ongoing volcanic threat. Ambae's Manaro volcano was upgraded to level four activity five days ago with… Audio

The president of Bougainville, John Momis, says the Papua New Guinea prime minister, Peter O'Neill, is ill-informed and misleading in his statements on the region's independence referendum. Audio

Pacific leaders have added their voices to a worldwide call for a world free of nuclear weapons. Audio

Vatulele Island landowners want to remove the owner of the island's only but defunct resort removed. Audio

The author of a new book on Pacific nuclear testing says he hopes it will shed more light on Britain's little known role in this controversial chapter of the region's history. Audio

About 8,000 people are crammed into evacuation centres on the Vanuatu island of Ambae, short of food, water and other basic supplies. Audio

The issue of West Papuan self-determination has again been the subject of fiery debate at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Audio

A Vanuatu opposition MP and former prime minister, Sato Kilman, says the government should be careful to act consistently on foreign policy, with regards to its position on West Papua and a border… Audio

The population in the Marshall Islands population is barely changing each year, largely as a result of out-migration to the United States. Audio

A Lutheran missionary in Papua New Guinea's Highlands says a perfect storm of traditional spiritual beliefs mixed with local interpretations of Christianity has resulted in a marked increase in… Audio

An official with the Fiji opposition National Federation Party says the government has to bring in a sugar replanting programme that works. Audio

New Zealand's first Samoa bilingual primary class celebrates 30 years. Audio

The Pacific has presented a united front at the UN General Assembly in New York in calling for global action on climate change. Audio

An economist with a long interest in the Papua New Guinea economy has welcomed signs of more openness in the PNG government. Audio

The idea held by some Americans that one can simply choose to consider beliefs or opinions as facts goes back long before 'fake news', argues Kurt Andersen in his book Fantasyland: How America Went… Audio

Samoa's national public inquiry into family violence hopes to find solutions. Audio