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A prominent West Papuan activist's tour of the region was disrupted after being detained by Papua New Guinea immigration and being deported. Audio

Archived audio courtesy of The New Zealand Archive of Film, Television and Sound - Contains commentary of New Zealand's first-ever cricket test victory: against the West Indies in Auckland on 13 March… Audio

Archived audio courtesy of The New Zealand Archive of Film, Television and Sound - Contains commentary of New Zealand's first-ever cricket test victory: against the West Indies in Auckland on 13 March… Audio

A special secretary to the former Prime Minister of Solomon Islands says an inquiry into New Zealand's spy agency's activities in the Pacific should include people like himself. Audio

Samoa appoints a new police commissioner who has experience on the streets of Los Angeles. Audio

Papua New Guinea is confident of hosting a Women's World Cup football tournament to remember in 2016. Audio

Save the Children says sending children affected by Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu back to school will help them deal with the trauma they have experienced and normalise their lives. Audio

Horticulture New Zealand says it is working with its Ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers to provide them with skills and resources for when they return home and face the rebuild following Cyclone Pam. Audio

The Bikinian community in the Marshall Islands are exploring resettlement options - nearly 70 years after the islanders were evacuated from their atoll because of US nuclear weapons tests. Audio

How do you get your child to change the way they behave? Nathan Mikaere-Wallis is the Director of X-Factor Education, and discusses what the research tells us are the best and worst ways to go about… Audio

Rats have been wiped out on South Georgia in the Atlantic Ocean after what is being billed as the biggest pest eradication operation ever seen. Audio

The United Nations says Vanuatu is in critical need of more aid to ensure people have access to shelter, clean water and food over the next three months. Audio

Former French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse, in Tahiti's criminal court for alleged spying and abuse of public funds. Audio

The Cook Islands could see a radical change in the way domestic violence is dealt with after the introduction of the Family Law Bill. Audio

A resident on the remote Vanuatu island of Erromango says the community is in desperate need of food and drinking water as it has not yet received any Government aid. Audio

Bougainville's electoral chief says his staff are ready for an election process set to begin on Friday. Audio

The former Fiji-based academic Brij Lal says pressure from Australia may be the only way he can return to his homeland. Audio

Co-director of Auckland's Vitamin S improvised and experimental music festival taking place this weekend. Audio

The governments in Tuvalu and Kiribati deal with the aftermath of Cyclone Pam. Audio

The Cooks Islands is to open further purse seine fishing to international operators but it is been met with concern. Audio

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces have been inundated with around 1000 women applying to be a part of their Territorial Force. Audio

Vanuatu PM visits hard hit islands to promise that cyclone relief aid is on the way. Audio

Response to the Moss Review which confirmed rapes and sexual abuse of children in Australia's Nauru detention camp and failed to prove allegations against ten Save the Children workers. Audio

Médecins Sans Frontières says it's scaling up efforts to help combat tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea, as the country continues to battle with a soaring outbreak of the disease. Audio

Australian government adamant that Norfolk reforms are the best way to ensure the long term sustainable of the island. Audio