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A Fiji forest park says overcrowding is the reason for it's decision to restrict local people's access to its pools. Audio

Tonga has sent its first ever consignment of squash to China. Audio

More mass arrests at West Papuan demonstrations are clouding Indonesian government claims that it is trusted by indigenous people of Papua region. Audio

From the beginning of next year in Papua New Guinea workers who live in housing provided by their employers are to be taxed on the market rent rate that that house could command. Audio

The row over a Cook Islands fishing agreement intensifies as traditional leaders claim they were prevented from expressing their opposition to EU officials at a public meeting Audio

Kiribati is making slow but steady progress towards effectively preventing cervical cancer. Audio

Recipients of the New Zealand Prime Minister's Pacific Youth awards say they're focusing on giving back to the community. Audio

An Amnesty International researcher, who was recently in Nauru, says she cannot believe the Australian attitude to the asylum seekers and refugees. Audio

A Jakarta-based group pushing for West Papuans to be granted a legitimate self-determination process says Indonesians need to learn more about the way West Papua was incorporated into the republic. Audio

The new World Seven Series to kick off in Dubai. Audio

The hilly territory around Kaikōura hit by the recent earthquakes has long had a reputation for being difficult country to traverse.  Video, Audio, Gallery

An Australian journalist given access to Nauru says there is strong opposition to an offer from the United States to accept refugees from the island. Audio

A University of Auckland academic is to launch a free e-book for schools following a conference exploring the social history of Samoa. Audio

A Fijian man who claims he was beaten by up to five police officers while in custody just over a month ago says no charges have so far been pressed against him. Audio

Community concern still runs deep in Papua New Guinea over potential impacts of seabed mining with Canadian company Nautilus Minerals has been planning to mine in the Bismarck Sea from 2018 as part of… Audio

Efforts are being made to get more Pasifika people working in New Zealand's public sector. Audio

Two people were killed in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region following an ambush on a convoy carrying two national MPs in Hela province. Audio

Occupational Safety and Health remains a critical challenges for workers around the Pacific region. Audio

Up to 1700 athletes are expected to take part in the relaunched Samoa Games next month. Audio

The lawyer of eight Fiji police and a military officer sentenced to up to nine years jail for rape has now launched an appeal. Audio

The Cook Islands Marae Moana, a plan to manage the country's entire marine environment sustainably, is close to being put into operation. Audio

Five people are dead and three people are still missing after flooding and landslides in New Caledonia which the president has described as a catastrophe not seen since the 19th century. Audio