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Emmanuel Macron wins election in New Caledonia with slim margin only. Audio

There are hopes another impressive World Cup showing from Tahiti will inspire more Oceania teams to focus on beach soccer. Audio

Australian senator accuses minister of telling despicable lie about Manus Island detainees. Audio

A veteran Australian photojournalist says the lack of Pacific coverage in major newsrooms in Australia and New Zealand is worrying given the latest geo-political shifts. Audio

Visiting West Papua leader want more support from New Zealanders. Audio

More Tongan women appear to be breaking with tradition and consuming kava more heavily. Audio

A Papua New Guinea scholar who has completed her PhD in New Zealand says her research on sustainability can help fill a gap in government policy back home. Audio

Voters in the French Pacific are joining this weekend's election of a new French president. Audio

Tonga has been listed as having the highest percentage of Mormon members worldwide. Audio

With the Rugby League World Cup less than six months away, Pacific Island teams will get an early gauge of their progress in this weekend's international triple-header in Sydney. Audio

The Fiji government says a new bill will not prevent criticism of MPs if enacted. Audio

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association secretary-general says that young people have views which must be listened to. Akbar Khan says that in the Pacific and other regions, youth must be engaged… Audio

Dense coral forests are among the surprising discoveries in the ocean depths near the Cook Islands. Audio

The Tongan government appears to have cracked down on what it calls unfair reporting of its affairs by overhauling the leadership of the state broadcaster. Audio

Ongoing challenges towards a free press in the Pacific. Audio

Niue's health department is changing its approach in reaching out to village communities in an effort to see more effective change in Niue people's health. Audio

A former Commonwealth secretary-general Sir Don McKinnon says Pacific Island countries should be given time to develop as democracies. Audio

The environmental group, WWF, says new technology should allow close to real time management of the Pacific's key purse seine tuna fisheries. Audio

'In Transit' is a New Zealand/African play that shares true stories by Wanjiku Kiarie Sanderson of refugees and migrants transitioning from everyday living in their African countries to their new… Audio

The University of Auckland presents the 10th anniversary of its Graduation Gala Concerto Competition tomorrow night.  Sara Lee (piano), Joella Pinto (violin) and Julie Park (viola), will each perform… Audio

The 2016-2017 cyclone season was one of the quietest on record. Audio

Bougainville's President, John Momis, says his government has lifted a moratorium on mining exploration because the Mining Department now has the ability to handle enquiries. Audio

Tuvalu's prime minister says more needs to be done to account for emissions from the global shipping industry. Audio