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An Australian academic says Papua New Guinea's latest monetary policy statement contains some worrying signs that the country could be heading down a slippery slope. Audio

A human rights advocate fears some asylum seekers on Nauru will agree to be resettled in Cambodia out of desperation. Audio

Sky Network Television's share price is expected to perform better than the share market generally over the next 12 months, as it moves closer to doubling its content capacity and launches new… Audio

Fiji has reiterated it will not retake its seat at the Pacific Islands Forum unless Australia and New Zealand's role is reassessed. Audio

Numbers of women to contest Tonga's elections are up but advocates had been hoping for even more. Audio

740 residents sign Norfolk Island petition for consultation against removal of self-governance on the island. Audio

Fiji's Public Accounts Committee tasked with scrutinising government spending over the last seven years will summon the heads of ministries to explain alleged widespread abuse of public funds. Audio

Forum Fisheries Agency staff delighted with outcome of latest maritime surveillance exercise in the Pacific. Audio

The International Criminal Court is being asked to investigate the Australian government's treatment of asylum seekers, particuarly crimes against humanity. Audio

Norfolk Island is this week expected to make a direct appeal to the Australia parliament to try and save its unique form of self government. Audio

Calls for more to be done to help provide for people suffering from mental health issues in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville. Audio

Nominations for next month's elections in Tonga are in and the signs are that this poll will be markedly different from the last one. Audio

Rowland S Howard's former band mates Harry Howard and Genevieve McGuckin talk about the life and legacy of the late, great Australian musician, his many solo projects and bands, and how his… Audio

The Solomon Islands Government and an Australian miner are at loggerheads over how to restore a tailings storage facility ahead of the wet season. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party leader says the Auditor General's report into government spending over the last seven years details blatant financial mismanagement and breaches of law. Audio

Niue's High Commissioner to New Zealand says the country's 40th anniversary of self-governance signals it is time for more Niueans to return home. Audio

A new hospital in Marshall Islands is a step closer to being built. Audio

A charity backed by New Zealand unions is helping Fiji workers learn about their rights as weakened Fiji unions struggle with restrictive decrees. Audio

High Speed internet for Solomon Islands in 2016 Audio

The Tonga government says claims by Public Services International it is threatening and repressing public servants are completely unfounded. Audio

A survey has found the proportion of female teachers, principals and health workers in Papua New Guinea has increased significantly in the past decade. Audio

Tongan aviation sector 'improving' but MA-60 still flying Audio

A union backed charity says poverty-level wages are holding Fiji back from being a niche player as the "clean clothes producer" of the region. Audio

America's first airdrop of guns and medical supplies to Kurdish fighters in the embattled Syrian town of Kobane appears to have gone slightly awry with some of the weapons ending up the hands of… Audio

More than 300 residents have been evicted from an illegal settlement in the capital Port Vila. Audio