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The president of New Caledonia's collegial government says good progress is being made towards a referendum on possible independence, despite several challenges. Audio

The New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has arrived in Fiji for a landmark visit, ending a decade of sometimes fractious relations between the two countries. Audio

The Cook Islands Government says progress on the giant Te Mato Vai water project is being made despite some set backs. Audio

A new early warning system to be introduced in Tuvalu next month aims to help outlying communities better prepare for natural disasters. Audio

Details are emerging of a warzone at the campus of the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby. Audio

The conduct of Papua New Guinea's police personnel during yesterday's unrest in Port Moresby has come under the spotlight, with another eyewitness account that they started shooting without… Audio

The lawyer for several victims who claim they were abused by Guam's archbishop is accusing him of a coverup, and says he expects more people to come forward with allegations against him and other… Audio

The emergency response co-ordinator for CARE Australia in Papua New Guinea says tens of thousands of people still need urgent food supplies. Audio

The situation in Papua New Guinea's capital remains tense after a day of unrest when police opened fire on students at the University of PNG. Audio

Nauru's election date could be announced in parliament tomorrow as the 3 year term ends. Audio

A new study in the Pacific indicates wave energy could work as an alternative to fossil fuels for some countries. Audio

People in Fiji are welcoming John Key's visit to Suva today, with hopes for pressure over human rights and enhanced business opportunities, but some say the trip sends the wrong message. Audio

This week's meeting between the prime ministers of Fiji and New Zealand is hugely symbolic and significant according to an academic specialising in regional security. Audio

Over the past two years New Zealand and the European Union have helped make solar energy a reality for much of Tuvalu. Audio

The executive director of the Pacific Islands for Non-Governmental Organizations hopes that the United Nations Secretary-General will act on growing concern about ongoing rights violations in West… Audio

A suspended opposition MP in Nauru says it's shameful that a foreign company like Broadspectrum should cave in to government demands to sack an employee. Audio

The Solomon Islands' aviation ministry says it hopes to reach an agreement with Solomon Airlines after all its international and domestic flights were grounded. Audio

Fashionistas have come together to help Fiji through a fashion show to support victims of Cyclone Winston. Audio

Pressure from Amnesty International for PNG and Tonga to follow Nauru and abolish the death penalty. Audio

A group of Canterbury University students head Niue later this month to implement schemes that won them the 21 Day Pacific Challenge. Audio

The arrival of missionaries and foreign representatives to Samoa in the mid-18th and early 19th centuries amplified the Samoan language and cultural contact with western civilisation. Audio

The leader of Fiji's opposition NFP says the suspension of one of his MPs until the next election is extreme and unwarranted. Audio

South Bougainville's women's MP, Isabel Peta, believes her region is starting to thrive as it becomes more integrated into the rest of the Papua New Guinea autonomous region. Audio

There is growing anger in academic circles at cuts being made to Pacific Studies at the Australiann National University. Audio