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The Pacific Islands affairs spokesperson of New Zealand's Labour party is calling on the Auckland Council to show the National government it believes in the benefits of a multilingual society. Audio

The Cook Islands High Court is set to hear an application which aims to stop the government from allowing more purse seine boats to fish in its waters. Audio

As the Pacific comes together to raise awareness about gender violence in the 16 Days of Action, the director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community says it is a cancer in Pacific… Audio

The WWF has called for the Tuna Commission to adopt greater measures to ensure the safety of fisheries observers onboard fishing vessels after the disappearance of another observer working on Pacific… Audio

France has gathered Pacific leaders together in Paris this week for a summit ahead of the COP21, but will it support the islands' ambitious goals for the crucial climate change talks?. Audio

Police management in Papua New Guinea has angrily dismissed claims by an Australian whistleblower that he witnessed extra-judicials killings by PNG police. Audio

A controversial levy in Tonga has been deferred for a third time so it can be ammended to include more money exchange operators. Audio

Fiji's former police commissioner says repeated interference by the military was one of the reasons for his resignation. Audio

A group of former opposition MPs in Vanuatu are considering challenging the president's decision to dissolve parliament in court. Audio

A specialist in Vanuatu governance issues says the president's decision to dissolve the country's parliament comes as little surprise. Audio

A lawyer for the Nauru opposition MP who can't leave the Pacific Island because his passport's been cancelled says the country's justice minister is pursuing a personal vendetta. Audio

MPs, parliamentary speakers and senior government officials from 13 Pacific countries have gathered in Port Moresby to learn how to boost women's political representation. Audio

The future appears uncertain for the Melanesian Spearhead Group after its director-general Peter Forau announced his sudden resignation last week. Audio

An immigration lawyer says dozens of Pasifika families are unfairly deported from New Zealand each year after putting their trust in rogue advisers. Audio

The Samoa Rugby Union says it ended up making a profit from hosting the All Blacks in Apia, after receiving some additional sponsorship money. Audio

Cook Islanders have again taken to the streets to protest the government's plans to allow more purse seine boats to fish in its waters. Audio

Hundreds of people from the local Pacific community in New Zealand gathered to mourn Jonah Lomu on Sunday. Audio

The Fiji cricket coach says he's committed for the long haul after making a resignation U-turn. Audio

A leading opposition MP in Vanuatu is urging the president not to dissolve Parliament, despite the government and opposition's failure to end a political impasse. Audio

Fiji's opposition whip has accused the country's acting Prime Minister of making racist gestures towards him during a heated exchange in parliament. Audio

Jonah Lomu has been remembered as an inspiration and an ambassador for rugby by his south Auckland community, at his first public memorial on Sunday night. Audio

An increase in Fiji's military budget has been criticised as money poorly spent, unaffordable and unnecessary. Audio

A Vanuatu NGO says it is hoping to see up to 20 women in parliament after next year's elections if the government approves its proposal for reserve seats for women. Audio