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One of the MPs who crossed the floor of Papua New Guinea's parliament on Friday says he feels the opposition should be able to seize government at the end of the week. Audio

Bougainville's MPs are called to a special meeting of parliament in the wake of Rio Tinto's controversial move over shares for Bougainville Copper Ltd. Audio

A successful youth-in-work programme in Solomon Islands will be replicated in the rest of Melanesia, if a training programme is successful. Audio

A ni-Vanuatu mental health specialist talks about the burgeoning recognition of mental illness in his country and the increasing demand for care. Audio

West Papua's quest for full membership of the Melanesian Spearhead Group has been dealt a setback of sorts by the group's leaders. Audio

Human rights groups are accusing an international mining venture in Papua New Guinea of failing to adequately address hundreds of claims of violence against security personnel. Audio

Media Educators and Trainers have come together to form a new regional body to address the decreasing number of journalists and educators in the Pacific. Audio

A bill that would ban the trade of shark fins in the US could set an example for the whole world if it's passed. Audio

Helping to resolve tensions between customs and law is a focal point between members of the Maori and Samoa Law Societies who recently formed a new network. Audio

Asylum seekers in the Papua New Guinea capital want to be sent back to Manus island after their motel was attacked by a group of armed men. Audio

The former Nauru opposition MP Roland Kun says he was prevented from leaving Nauru partly because of his role in a bribery investigation involving a government minister. Audio

Pacific countries say they have been keeping well informed about health and security concerns around the Rio Olympics. Audio

Papua New Guinea's deputy opposition leader says he is confident a no confidence motion in the Prime Minister will be successful, despite not knowing whether his bloc has the numbers. Audio

It's doubtful that workers in Papua New Guinea have observed a call to strike made by a civil society group. Audio

An environmental campaign is asking people to pray for the Pacific, in the hope that it will raise awareness about climate change. Audio

The former MP Roland Kun is settling into New Zealand after fleeing Nauru earlier this week. Audio

Unions representing health workers in Papua New Guinea say their members will walk off the job next week unless the Prime Minister steps down. Audio

A weaker than expected harvest has come through for the drought plagued Highlands in PNG. Audio

Minister in Vanuatu Jotham Napat, is putting a stop to misuse of government vehicles. Audio

A top New Zealand artist residency at the University of Hawaii has been awarded to a Cook Islands artist for the first time. Audio

A new study shows major ethnic inequalities in the risk of death from heart disease in New Zealand, highlighting much higher rates of death for Maori and Pacific people. Audio

A former Nauru president who lost his seat in the weekend's election claims manipulation by the government ensured key opposition MPs lost out. Audio

A former Nauru MP who had his passport seized by its government, has fled the island, travelling on a New Zealand passport. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands has revealed what it says are ten non-existent companies that have received government funding. Audio