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Tonga's Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva has defended the cost of an article in Forbes magazine which cost the government more than a quarter of its tourism budget. Audio

Lawyers in New Zealand and Australia are rallying over concerns about human rights and rule of law in Nauru. Audio

The president of Kiribati says there is a need for radical solutions to dealing with the effects of climate change, such as creating floating islands or building up the land. Audio

Hela Province in Papua New Guinea has held workshops to help public servants and leaders recognise and deal with corrupt practices. Audio

A short film about the blackbirded Solomon Islanders will focus on the conditions the indentured labourers endured while in Australia. Audio

"What did you do in the War Gran?" That's a question researcher Professor Kay Morris Matthews from the Eastern Institute of Technology wants more people to ask. She's tracked down the stories of 64… Audio

What do you do if you're a Highlanders fan but can't get to Wellington for the Super Rugby final tomorrow night? Audio

The leader of Fiji's Labour Party and former prime minister, Mahendra Chaudhry, has decided to stand down from the leadership, a role which he has held for 23 years. Audio

The chief executive of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement Transform Aqorau says member states can't be complacent about the current surge in fisheries revenue and is urging them to prepare for risks.

ANZ economist, Con Williams, has downgraded his milk price forecast to $4.50 a kilo of milk solids for the new season. Audio

The Kiribati minister of education says the school curriculum will be improved to ensure young people know more about sex, but more information also needs to come from the home. Audio

Tonga counting down to the coronation of King Tupou VI on Saturday. Audio

A new NGO report is calling for a more tailored approach to disaster management in the Pacific citing the confusion in the wake of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu as proof a one size fits all approach is no… Audio

The 2015 Pacific Games in Port Moresby are about to start in Papua New Guinea. Audio

A former provincial governor and government minister in Papua New Guinea says Tuesday's rioting in Madang is the result of ongoing dissatisfaction by locals. Audio

A former Christmas Island medical worker says a boycott of Australia's immigration detention centres would be the best way to force change. Audio

More than 3500 school children from around Tonga have gathered to celebrate the Tongan King's coronation in an Education Day which is part of more than a week of celebrations which began last… Audio

A Norfolk Island group launches a process to win United Nations backing for its push for self determination. Audio

There was a resounding call for access to finances both before and after disasters from Pacific leaders at a regional meeting looking at humanitarian challenges. Audio

Vasectomies are being promoted in Papua New Guinea in an effort to tackle the country's high maternal death rate. Audio

Additional aid support from New Zealand for the Vanuatu tourism industry is welcomed as the sector gets back onto its feet. Audio

A Kiribati youth representative says religious beliefs are stopping vital conversations about sexual health. Audio

A solar-powered plane crossing the Pacific Ocean has passed the point of no return, in what could be the longest ever solo flight in the history of aviation. Audio

The addition of East Timor or Timor-Leste to the Secretariat of the Pacific Community is seen as part of a natural progression towards a stronger region by the organisation. Audio

'A leap of faith'; 'Holding our breath'; and 'Right behind it'. They're the thoughts from GPs and pharmacists who won't be charging to care for children under the age of 13, from tomorrow. Audio