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Landowners in Fiji's northern division say they haven't received any royalties from a bauxite mine that they consented to in 2011. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says the face of statistics in the region has changed dramatically in the last five years bringing quality socio-demographic data to policy makers in small… Audio

A new history of Niue has a new take on the controversy surrounding the murder of the New Zealand Resident Commissioner on the island in 1953. Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived back in New Zealand after spending the last 5 weeks helping with relief and rebuild efforts in Vanuatu, following the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

A protest in Rarotonga has pit environmental groups against the Cook Islands Government over the measures taken to conserve the tuna stocks. Audio

The deputy leader of the PNG opposition says the government must step and re-house people in squatter settlements to end tribal clashes. Audio

A lease for a third bauxite mining site has been issued in Fiji, and will be the largest so far of the sites in the country's Northern Division. Audio

A long-running major court case in French Polynesia involving the territory's former president Gaston Flosse has come to a sudden halt. Audio

The new police commissioner in Tonga says he wants to build leadership capacity within the force and trust with the public. Audio

Five Pacific nations that face a high level of teenage pregnancy are looking to improve the access to sexual health information for young people. Audio

An international immigration and tax lawyer says Samoa's proposed citizenship for investment package is not competitive enough in an increasingly crowded marketplace. Audio

The head of Tonga's Fisheries department says they are working to improve the enforcement of illegal fishing laws to try and conserve stocks. Audio

This week on One in Five: staff describe it a magic place. We visit Nelson's Salisbury School, a residential special education facility for girls with intellectual and behavioural difficulties. Three… Audio

The people of Aitutaki in the Cook Islands have voted that Sunday flights between the island and Rarotonga should be scrapped. Audio

The World Wildlife Fund says China is not playing fairly in the Pacific ocean fishery, with the expansion of Chinese longliners in particular having created a crisis for local fishing industries, and… Audio

Former Bougainville BRA leader now campaigning for president says changes are still needed to the region's mining laws. Audio

Solomon Islands is in the process of reviewing its draft intellectual property strategy in a push to modernise the country's protection laws which date back to the early 1900s. Audio

Women's groups in Fiji are making plans for local body elections despite no date yet announced for the polls. Audio

Community leaders in Fiji are welcoming the launch of the country's Fiji's first Child Helpline service. Audio

The Asian Development Banks is calling on Pacific Leaders to put more effort and support behind efforts to reform poorly performing State Owned Enterprises in the region. Audio

In two days time, the Auckland War Memorial Museum will host tens of thousands of people for the country's biggest Dawn Service. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor for the Pacific Island countries is defending the planned PACER-Plus agreement, saying it represents an important opportunity for the region. Audio

The leaders of Fiji and Samoa have reached new heights this week in a trade of insults over the Pacific Islands Forum but observers say improtant issues for the agency are at risk.. Audio

Vanuatu's latest damage assessment has revealed an even greater need for assistance from the international community in the months ahead. Audio

Despite announcing last month the ratification of CEDAW, the Tongan government still hasn't done it. Audio