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The opposition parties in Fiji have called changes to the parliamentary funding system a disaster and claim it has plunged the parliament into crisis. Audio

The Australia West Papua Association says there was no improvement in the human rights situation in the region in 2014, despite some governments claiming abuses against Papuans are a thing of the… Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

The Tonga Red Cross says hundreds of people are still living out of tents and under sheets of roofing iron in Ha'apai, a year since their homes were destroyed by Cyclone Ian. Audio

Newly-published research into ancient land use on Rapa Nui or Easter Island shows the collapse of pre-European society there wasn't as dramatic as first thought. Audio

An unprecedented legal challenge over whether a naturalised citizen can stand for parliament in the Marshall Island's is underway. Audio

The paradox of plenty and ensuring that all of Papua New Guinea benefits from the resource boom. Audio

About US$25 million worth of heroin has been intercepted at Fiji's Lautoka wharf, in what police say is likely to be the largest heroin bust in the country. Audio

An academic following Pacific relations says Fiji has made new allies in the past eight years and the political landscape has changed. Audio

A 25-metre long tapa features in a New Zealand artist's latest exhibition, which is on display in Wellington. Audio

Nauru's suspended opposition MPs fear a Supreme Court decision upholding their suspension sets a worrying precedent for democracy. Audio

Australia's government has announced that it will cut more than three billion dollars from its foreign aid budget, in addition to cuts made earlier this year. Audio

One of the two senior executives fired from Fiji TV last week, says she was given no explanation for her sacking and is not ruling out legal action against the broadcaster. Audio

The future remains uncertain for refugees held on Manus Island and slated for resettlement in Papua New Guinea amid concerns about whether the process can proceed, if the refugees can fit in to local… Audio

In PNG a veteran Papuan campaigner continues her push for independence from the northern New Guinea provinces; A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's… Audio

A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's governor says it is already having a positive effect. Audio

Vanuatu's international airports on Efate and Santo have been boosted by equipment provided by New Zealand. Audio

A New Zealand student has completed research in Tonga which he hopes the government will use to cut the risk of mosquito-borne disease. Audio

Samoa's Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi has told women thinking of running for parliament they should not neglect their families. Audio

It's that time of year when music fiends are making lists and checking them twice, assessing the year in music that was. In the spirit of the season, Music 101 tasks a selection of our favourite music… Audio

The controversial sacking of two senior staff from Fiji TV has caused an uproar in Fiji and across the Pacific. Audio

A visit by New Zealand's defence minister to Fiji signals the thawing of an icy relationship between the two countries following the 2006 coup. Audio

New Caledonia's ruling anti-independence camp is in disarray after the collapse of the territorial government. Audio