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Legal problems stalling house rebuilding in Tonga's Ha'apai group. Audio

United Kingdom urged to honor its debt to veterans of nuclear testing in the Pacific. Audio

: A nurse who worked in the Australian-run detention centre on Nauru has come out to slam the conditions in the camp, describing them as "shocking" and "inadvertent torture". Audio

An English film maker now living in Australia says he hopes his new animation on asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea will raise international debate on the issue of detention. Audio

The Marshall Islands is planning to go as far as possible to win a case over nuclear disarmament despite a setback in a United States court last week. Audio

World Bank proposes new structure for rural service delivery in Solomon Islands. Audio

The International Organisation of Migration has denied allegations it is preying on vulnerable jailed asylum seekers on Manus Island to have them agree to return to their home countries. Audio

Fiji's Methodist Church says the latest statistics into child abuse cases are deeply disturbing and action needs to be taken. Audio

Tuvalus' foreign minister says he hopes to begin negotiating an expansion of New Zealand's seasonal employer scheme to include trades sometime this year. Audio

In an historic move the king of Tonga has appointed a commoner to the position of Governor of Ha'apai for the first time. Mo'ale Finau missed out in a seat in parliament by just 4 votes in last year's… Audio

The Wellington Phoenix football team will tour Fiji in June, playing two matches against the national team. Audio

The Papua New Guinea government has clarified its position with regards to Indonesia after strong statements from prime minister Peter O'Neill on human rights abuses in neighbouring Papua. Audio

The chair of Fiji's Public Accounts Committee says its members are cooperating well as they scrutinise seven years' worth of government accounts. Audio

Tonga's newly elected prime minister received a passionate welcome by Tongan residents in New Zealand. Audio

The fallout from the Fiji Government's dispute with Fiji TV and World Rugby has continued, with the sacked executives filing a complaint with the police against the Attorney General. Audio

A new report from Human Rights Watch says Papua New Guinea's human rights record took a turn for the worse in 2014. Audio

The World Health Organisation says hospitals in the Pacific region are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change and coastal erosion. Audio

The Cook Islands government is appealing to the public for input on the local minimum wage. The Minimum Wage Review Panel is compiling a report which will be submitted to the Internal Affairs… Audio

Landowners in Solomon Islands living below the country's closed gold mine are calling for swift action to drain the mine's tailings dam as heavy rains continue in the country. Audio

Tonga has been hit by a dengue outbreak which has triggered frantic action from authorities in the kingdom. Audio

Representatives of the United Liberation Movement for West Papua have submitted their formal membership application to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

The Niue government has confirmed it will host baby elephants in a new quarantine facility while they transit from Sri Lanka to New Zealand's Auckland Zoo. Audio

The parliamentary opposition in Fiji has slammed the plan for a new national flag as undemocratic but the Prime Minister says it's time for a new flag which is more relevant to the country. Audio

Four former Vanuatu Prime Ministers to unite in a single party. Audio

Tributes have been paid to Norfolk Island author Colleen McCullough, who is most well known for her novel The Thorn Birds, at a service on the island. Audio