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A survey in Fiji has revealed that almost half of children under the age of 14 have consumed alcohol, taken drugs or had sex. Audio

A Norfolk Island importer says his and other businesses have been struggling with compliance and red-tape since Australia shut down the autonomous legislature a year ago. Audio

Fiji's Olympic gold medal winning sevens captain is poised to leave the team after signing a multi-year contract with the US-based Houston Strikers. Audio

Tasked with providing security in a lengthy, testy general election, Papua New Guinea's police force is being put to the test in the Highlands region. Audio

The principal of a school in the electorate of Papua New Guinea's prime minister says her pupils have been heavily affected by disruptions caused by the ongoing election. Audio

The UN has accused the Australian government of reneging on a commitment to re-unite offshore detainees with close family members living in Australia. Audio

Representatives from different Government Ministries in Vanuatu were given an introduction to the benefits and business care for digitization of transactions to its citizens. Audio

A new kava study into drinking and driving has shown some unexpected results regarding a drinker's reaction times. Audio

The Pacific Community will this week mark its 70th anniversary. Audio

A New Zealand Navy inshore patrol vessel has so far picked up about 50 infringements during its deployment to Fiji. Audio

A prominent lawyer says he suspects Australia has directed Nauru to prevent journalists from visiting. Audio

An Australian company hopes to resume mining phosphate in French Polynesia's Makatea Island in the Tuamotu group. Audio

A writer of Tongan and Rotuman heritage gets a Fulbright Creative NZ residency in Hawaii. Audio

A marine conservationist says the massive marine 'garbage patch' he's just returned from in the South Pacific is completely devoid of marine life. Audio

Papua New Guinea police have confirmed that four people died in election-related violence early on Saturday in the capital of Enga province. Audio

New bars and cafes are emerging every month, but how are they doing? We take a mid-winter tour of the central city scene. Video

Vanuatu's government is pushing ahead with controversial tax reforms despite widespread opposition from the private sector and warnings from the International Labour Organisation. Audio

China is taking more of a lead with climate change efforts in the Pacific region. Audio

Samoa has a new Head of State. Audio

Tongan detained for two years in American Samoa immigration before being allowed to go home. Audio

A new Samoan historical short film called 'Liliu' is in the making. Filmed in Samoa focusing on the time when the country was ruled by New Zealand post WWI and the implications that occurred then. Audio

Unwanted teen pregnancies being secretly disposed remains prominent issue for communities. Audio

The leader of the Papua New Guinea National Party says the Electoral Commissioner has not given clear answers about the use of extra ballot papers and other glaring inconsistencies in the general… Audio

RNZ presenter Lloyd Scott is hanging up the headphones in August. He joins colleague Eva Radich to talk about his long and illustrious career in musicals, theatre productions, television, radio and… Audio

Tahiti decolonisation process still crawling through UN. Audio