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A prominent native Hawaiian says moves to allow the state's indigenous population to choose whether to form a unified government is a huge development. Audio

Illegal trading of cherry coffee in Papua New Guinea is said to be affecting the quality of coffee in the country. Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea is refusing to let seven students, who were granted a stay order against the administration's decision to terminate them, register for classes. Audio

Fijian exporters say they are looking forward to better biosecurity arrangements with Australia, as new entrepreneurs enter the export market. Audio

A Tongan noble representative has told a Commonwealth Secretariat meeting that countries need to prepare for the possibility of climate change-induced migration. Audio

Indonesia has objected firmly to statements by leaders of six Pacific islands at the UN General Assembly, voicing concern about human rights abuses in West Papua. Audio

For the first time, a genetic disorder affecting a part of Fiji's indigenous population has been documented on film. Audio

Pacific countries encouraged by performance at the Rio Paralympics. Audio

Bougainville's president is dismissing claims by one Panguna landowner group which is disputing his government's right to seek majority control of the mining company Bougainville Copper Ltd. Audio

Concerns have been raised over high levels of calcium and possible contamination in the water lens under Niue. Audio

Young Samoans in New Zealand feel burdened by fa'alavelave. Audio

The Cook Islands Government's financial state is looking rosy after a huge surge in visitor numbers over the past six months. Audio

A quarter of Pacific students in New Zealand are missing out on crucial healthcare according to a new report. Audio

Volunteers in Samoa are tackling soaring obesity levels in children with games, gardening and gimmicks. Audio

Fiji's teachers' union says the Education Ministry has retracted a letter it sent to all schools on Tuesday banning any unapproved speeches and interviews. Audio

There's been little movement on finding resettlement for refugees held on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island, five months since PNG's Supreme Court ruled that holding people against their will on Manus… Audio

The government has given permission for a meeting on Fiji's sugar industry to go ahead next week but will the conditions imposed on it will restrict debate? Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Capital District is moving the focus of its betelnut crackdown from vendor to user. Audio

A successful pilot programme for young Pacific youth is set to lift incomes and living standards for New Zealand's Pacific population. Audio

Susan Haldane is the head of Mind Over Manner - an organisation which uses the power of theatre to help people understand what's going on in the minds of children with neurological disorders like ADHD… Audio

An Australian lawyer who has worked with refugees on Nauru has expressed disgust at Canberra touting its border protection policy, including offshore processing of asylum seekers, as a model for other… Audio