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An Australian senate inquiry into serious allegations and conditions at the Nauru detention centre has heard medical staff were told not to report psychological health problems suffered by asylum… Audio

High school students in the Cook Islands are getting ready to grow their own vegetables in an effort to reduce soaring obesity levels. Audio

A local Vanuatu soap maker is about to enter the New Zealand market after negotiating a new deal with Trade Aid. Audio

A suspended Nauru MP is calling on the government to allow a full police inquiry into bribery allegations implicating the Justice Minister David Adeang. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands is calling on government to exclude itself from election or appointment processes in the country's proposed Independent Commission Against Corruption. Audio

New Zealand opposition MP Su'a William Sio is visiting Fiji this week to encourage its government to join the Arms Trade Treaty. Audio

It's been a little over a week since John Campbell left TV3 and Campbell Live was replaced by Road Cops. Audio

Bougainville's re-elected president promises a collaborative leadership effort and immediate talks on mining. Audio

A refugee watchdog says a curfew for refugees on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is a stark indicator that refugees cannot be safely cared for there. Audio

Vanuatu's new foreign minister Kalfau Moli says the country will continue to take a stand internationally on key regional issues. Audio

After an historic court ruling, Guam has become the first US territory to legalise same sex marriage. Audio

A local female politician in Solomon Islands says women need take a greater role in their community if they are to stand a chance in the male dominated politics of Melanesia. Audio

Samoa is keen to pay their respects and honour Jerry Collins when the All Blacks play in Apia next month. Audio

A lot of campaigning and years of community the key to success for Bougainville woman winning in an open seat. Audio

A geopolitical storm is coming to a head in the Melanesian Spearhead Group as the Pacific islands sub-regional organisation considers a membership bid by West Papuans of Indonesia. Audio

A community leader in New Zealand says the Tonga government's decision to raise departure tax by almost US$50 is an unreasonable burden on overseas-based Tongans. Audio

The UNDP is calling on the Solomon Islands government to be more proactive in its approach to Disaster Risk Reduction. Audio

NZ Institute of Economic Research principal economist on the the country's evolving rental market, the basis of his new book 'Generation Rent - Rethinking New Zealand's Priorities'. Audio

The Vanuatu prime minister Joe Natuman says he terminated two ministers yesterday to stabilise support for the government, which now has majority of 28 MPs. Audio

UNICEF has for the first time put a figure to the cost of child abuse in the Asia Pacific region and it is a whopping $209 billion US. Audio

SPREP calls for Pacifc peoples to consider what role they can play to help protect the environment as the world marks Environment Day. Audio

The Fiji Electoral Commission is defending a decision to award a vacant parliament seat to a SODELPA MP earlier this year. Audio

An unsuccessful candidate in Bougainville wants to see more education about the rights of women to contest open seats in the region. Audio

Niue could become a global bee sanctuary if the plans of two businessmen succeed. Audio

The director-general of Vanuatu's Ministry of Internal Affairs says the Government's new scheme for selling honorary citizenship is progressing well, and is already proving more effective than a… Audio