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A Taiwanese fishing boat is being escorted back to Taiwan after being busted for illegal fishing in the Pacific Ocean. Audio

Catholic bishops from around the Pacific are preparing to represent their people at a major meeting in Rome next month with the theme on family and mercy in the church. Audio

The PNG Hunters rugby league coach says his team achieved a lot in their second season, despite failing to qualify for the grand final. Audio

The effectiveness of Australia's aid programme in Papua New Guinea has come under the spotlight after a Senate inquiry heard sorcery-related violence, poor maternal and child health, and limited… Audio

Police in Samoa are trying to raise more awareness around gun safety after a fatal shooting last week. Audio

The management of the Pacific's Tuna fishery is facing an uncertain future with regional leaders calling for a review of the region's current regulatory systems. Audio

A disaster assessor in Papua New Guinea says food security is very precarious for many communities in parts of the Highlands due to the current drought. Audio

Large areas of Papua New Guinea are being ravaged by fire in the midst of a severe drought, but assistance to those in rural areas won't be coming any time soon. Audio

Repackaged chicken is being taken off the shelves in Tonga after a random inspection found poultry which expired in 2012 was being sold. Audio

New Zealand soldiers help the PNGDF kick off a major road building project from the PNG highlands to the northern coast. Audio

A group of traditional chiefs in the Cook Islands say there is overwhelming opposition to proposed changes to land occupation rights in the country. Audio

Scientists are surveying conservation areas in a Papua New Guinea mountain range to gauge the impact of 15 years of conservation effort. Audio

Fiji's economy grows at more than 5% but concerns remain about debt and poverty. Audio

The Papua New Guinea man who launched a successful legal challenge against changes to the constitution regarding parliament and motions of no-confidence says the case was about protecting democracy. Audio

The editor of the Samoa Observer newspaper says there's not enough education around possessing a firearm safely for gun-owners in the country. Audio

A Kiribati community leader in New Zealand begs the government not to deport a family who argue they are climate change refugees. Audio

Vanuatu's former prime minister Joe Natuman is philosophical about the transitional stage regarding the leadership of the country's opposition as well as its biggest political party, the Vanua'aku… Audio

An international survey shows Fiji's budget process has become more accountable. Audio

The leader of Fiji's National Federation Party Biman Prasad says the Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has a chance to leave a great legacy for Fiji if he heeds the party's call for a government of… Audio

Pacific Island countries are increasingly serious about protecting their marine resources. Audio

Six months after Typhoon Maysak tore through parts of Federated States of Micronesia, the International Organisation for Migration says the recovery is still far from complete. Audio, Gallery

Pacific communities in Porirua, north of New Zealand's capital, Wellington, are taking a stand against suicide in their community with a suicide prevention Fono organised on Saturday. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says he is expecting a decision from state prosecutors in the next few weeks on a brutal beating case which emerged online two and a half years ago. Audio

Greenpeace is applauding Nauru's banning of transhipments but says it is just the start illegal fishing in the Pacific. Audio

The Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau is urging tourism operators in the country to avoid comparing themselves to neighbouring powerhouses Fiji and Vanuatu. Audio