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Fiji's parliament has endorsed the suspension of three opposition MPs from the legislature. The National Federation Party MPs' seats sat empty on the first day of parliament for the year as fellow… Audio

A Fiji union says government efforts to address workers rights do not go far enough, and it's asking the International Labour Organisation to continue to pressure the government to rectify these… Audio

Bougainville may move to formalise the alluvial mining industry and to boost tax coffers. Audio

The Forum Fisheries Agency says its member states will consider renegotiating the terms that led to America's withdrawal from the Pacific Islands Fisheries Treaty. Audio

Lobbying in Vanuatu continues to intensify ahead of Thursday's parliament sitting which will see the establishment of a new government and the election of a new Prime Minister and speaker of the… Audio

The Pacific's only film festival focusing on the region drew to a close in French Polynesia yesterday. Audio

A Fijian academic says the members of Fiji's suspended National Federation Party have a case to challenge their suspension from parliament in the courts. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is reviewing asylum claims by over 1,000 West Papuans and beginning a registration of all West Papuans living in PNG, many of whom have been there for decades without… Audio

Tonga's Olympic Committee denies being bankrupt and says it's on course to have full funding resumed from the IOC. Audio

The Marshall Islands' newly elected President hopes to build on international awareness about the effects of climate change created by her predecessors. Audio

The Tongan Prime Minister, 'Akilisi Pohiva, appears to be unconcerned about death threats that were revealed in parliament. Audio

Bougainville reiterates it will take legal action against the PNG government if it continues to be underfunded. Audio

The author of 'Inside the Crocodile: The Papua New Guinea journals', a book about her time working in development in PNG, says the one-size-fits-all approach must be dispensed with in the country. Audio

Fiji Opposition leader calls for international action of the suspension of another party and its MPs from parliament. Audio

It's feared that a military man could be rubber stamped as the next police commissioner in Fiji. Audio

The traditional home of rugby league in Papua New Guinea is about to reopen. Audio

A dispute over worker's rights in Fiji that reached the International Labour Organisation and lasted many years could finally be over. Audio

People have taken to the streets in American Samoa to protest over a bill which seeks to almost double lawmakers' salaries. Audio

Tonga has declared a Zika epidemic after confirming a number at least two people have contracted the virus and 265 could have it. Audio

An agreement to look to form a coalition government has been signed by most of Vanuatu's leading political groups, comprising around 36 of the 52 MPs elected in last month's snap election, but the… Audio

Pressure is mounting on the Australian government to allow asylum seekers who face imminent return to offshore detention on Nauru to stay in the country. Audio

A chance find of Lapita pottery in Fiji's north last month is expected to spark further interest in the ancient people who settled islands in the Pacific. Audio

There's a dispute in Fiji over whether the suspension of a political party, the National Federation Party, was an excessive move by the Supervisor of Elections. Audio

An agreement has been signed by over two thirds of the Vanuatu's 52 MPs, or 36 members, to commit to forming a new coalition government. Audio

Niue's state broadcasting says it has no option but to occasionally run repeats, because of the cost of programming. Audio