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Community based organisations in the areas surrounding Papua New Guinea's Bismarck Sea have united against seabed mining. Audio

A photographer, who's spent the past few years travelling the Pacific in an attempt to document the effects of climate change, says the rest of the world seems to know little about the region's… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police anti-fraud squad remains unable to access its office and files amid a standoff over a major corruption case. This comes after anti-fraud officers made several high profile… Audio

Fiji's parliament has voted out a petition seeking to reinstate the Great Council of Chiefs. Audio

The human rights NGO Amnesty International says the police in Indonesia have admitted torturing a man to death. Audio

It's hoped a workshop for young Pacific farmers about web and social media skills, will teach youth to think of farming as entrepreneurism, rather than just manual labour. Audio

A former Deputy Prime Minister of the Cook Islands has highlighted the mistreatment of foreign workers there, saying some are treated like slaves. Audio

A small atoll in the Marshall Islands, Ebeye, has launched a five year-long infrastructure revamp at the cost of $50 million. Audio

In 2011 Whanganui farmers Richard and Suze Redmayne set up Coastal Spring Lamb. They, along with a group of other coastal, family based, sheep farmers produce lamb specifically for selling between… Audio

It's hoped Radio Vanuatu will soon return to the standard it once was when it could be heard by everyone in the archipelago. Audio

Counsellors helping people in Fiji recover after Cyclone Winston say up to two people in each village they're visiting are in a desperate state psychologically and many others are severely affected. Audio

An American Samoan has protested against the government for accepting donations from Indonesia. Audio

An Australian scheme to get more children on Bougainville reading, using Kindles, is hoping to expand its aid project Audio

A media forum in Fiji has heard the fear of retribution is a barrier to reporting human rights stories in the Pacific. Audio

Domestic violence in Fiji rose 13 percent for the first quater of this year compared to the same period last year. Audio

The importance of off-field support for Pacific Island rugby players is underlined in a new initiative including career, financial and mental health education. Audio

A New Zealand MP has been in Tonga encouraging women to participate in politics as the country prepares for local body elections in June. Audio

: Australia's Refugee Action Coalition says justice has not been served in the murder case of 23-year-old Iranian asylum seeker Reza Barati on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea. Audio

Following emergency repairs to the runway at Vanuatu's main international airport, Bauerfield, the World Bank says the runway is safe for jet planes to arrive for the next 12 months. Audio

One of the few dissident voices in the Fiji media, Professor Wadan Narsey, has ended his campaign of political dissent in the Fiji Times. Audio

Media coverage of Pacific disasters means there are fewer European buyers turning up at this year's South Pacific Tourism Exchange. Audio

A pilot project to help the Samoan village of Sa'anapu cope better with natural disasters is now an exhibition. Audio

Fiji Football says the Olympic squad is preparing as thoroughly as possible for their debut at the Rio Games, where they face group matches against Germany, Mexico and South Korea. Audio

Norfolk Island groups will next week present a petition to the United Nations seeking listing as a Non-Self-Governing Territory. Audio