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The Marshall Islands is urged to re-think its strategy in a battle against nuclear powers. Audio

Samoa First Union says discussions with Yazaki EDS Samoa are underway to ensure that employees are looked after when the company shuts down next year. Audio

An academic specialising in women's political representation says the Pacific is still lagging behind other regions in this area, but that some countries like Samoa are looking beyond the classic… Audio

The United Nations must act to end the violence between the community and refugees marooned on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, according to the local MP. Audio

Michael Houstoun takes to the stage tomorrow to perform Bartok’s Piano Concerto No 3 with Orchestra Wellington. Conducted by Marc Taddei, the work was written by Bartok in the final stages of his… Audio

Refugee children engaging in self harm and attempting suicide on Nauru has prompted a psychiatrist to expose the damage caused by Australia's offshore detention. Audio

Samoa's Chamber of commerce is optimistic that the country will be able to fill the gap left by its largest private sector employer. Audio

Some of the challenges Pacific island countries face in implementing human rights goals have been identified at a regional meeting in Fiji. Audio

The Pacific Community is assisting Samoa and other Pacific countries to curb any resurgence of the coconut rhinoceros beetle. Audio

Sir Gordon Tietjens is expected to be appointed head coach of the Samoa sevens team. Audio

Violence between refugees and locals on Manus Island demonstrates the failure of Australia's offshore detention, according to a human rights lawyer. Audio

An Australian aid group says its work preparing Vanuatu communities before Cyclone Pam paid off and there needs to be more investment in refresher courses and support for such schemes. Audio

The first regional training for small-scale tuna canning entreneneurs is taking place in the Marshall Islands this week. Audio

A rare shark attack in the remote Siassi District of Papua New Guinea prompts mercy dash. Audio

Samoa's government is vowing to find ways of offsetting the 740 jobs that will be lost when its largest private employer shuts down next year. Audio

A Tongan publisher says the prime minister's complaint that his government is deadlocked because it's being stymied by senior officials is a poor excuse for his government's failures. Audio

A detainee on Manus Island has confirmed damning information leaked from UN reports on Australia's offshore detention centres. Audio

The first Catholic bishop of Papua New Guinea to be appointed as a cardinal says he will spread the message of his country's plight with the rest of the world. Audio

Fiji rugby referees picked for World Sevens Series Audio

Backers of the Marshall Islands in its international anti nuclear fight say the battle has not been in vain as other non nuclear nations have been inspired to fight for nuclear disarmament. Audio

A researcher has encouraged the New Zealand government to take into account Pasifika families when addressing housing deprivation or homelessness. Audio