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Doctors are now exempt from prosecution should they speak publicly about Nauru and Manus but teachers are still under threat. Audio

Civil unrest could grip the Pacific unrest unless more is done to occupy the region's growing youth population. Audio

The Cook Islands Government brings in permits to entice New Zealand building labourers to consider six months of work there. Audio

A new pacific business venture hopes to change negative stereotypes around traditional pacific dishes often seen as unhealthy. Audio

Fiji's University of the South Pacific says it will review a process that resulted in thousands of students locked out of the university system days away from exams. Audio

The Acting Vice-Chancellor of Fiji's University of the South Pacific says the university understands the financial pressures on students, but had no choice but to threaten degistration. Audio

Niue Vanilla will be the first Pacific product to be sold in New Zealand's Trade Aid stores in over 40 years. Audio

The Cook Islands qualify for the Women's Rugby League World Cup by default. Audio

Communities in several provinces in mainland Papua New Guinea are reeling from the impacts of floods and landslides caused by heavy rains. Seven people are understood to have been killed in one… Audio

An Australian Senator calls for a reversal of the changes Canberra has made on Norfolk Island. Audio

Fiji's University of the South Pacific says it will review a process that resulted in thousands of students locked out of the university system days away from exams. Audio

Killings on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands leaves the island reeling. Audio

Vanuatu's director of public health says the elimination of filariasis is cause for celebration but eradication is the target. Audio

The Niuean community are hoping that this week's Niuean language celebrations around New Zealand will help to revive their dying language. Audio

Fiji's Agriculture Minister says he's focused on reversing the growing trade imbalance with New Zealand. Audio

A New Zealand charity group called TupuToa is aiming to get more Maori and Pacific Islanders involved in the business world. Audio

The controversial Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Union and the Cook Islands has been formally adopted. Audio

The Cook Islands environmental group Te Ipukarea is furious the government has gone ahead and formalised a fishing deal with the European Union. Audio

Out of season high tides damage seawalls and flood backyards in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Amnesty International says most New Zealanders want this country to take a stronger stance over Australia's offshore detention camps. Audio

The song of the humpback and the strum of the uke combine to attract visitors to Niue. Audio

An academic specialising in West Papua says Pacific Islands peoples are taking the lead on issues of decolonisation within the region, and that it's beginning to make an impact on geopolitics. Audio

There are concerns the independence and effectiveness of Tonga's first Anti-Corruption commissioner could be affected by government proposals. Audio

The human rights organisation, Amnesty International, says refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru face a deliberate and systematic regime of neglect and cruelty. Audio

Papua New Guinea's struggle to contain sorcery-related violence is being linked to a lack of development for the majority rural population. While PNG scrapped the Sorcery Act three years ago in a move… Audio