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The Vanuatu government says it's seeking advice as to whether a Singapore-based company which lost a deal to develop an international airport can claim compensation. Audio

Weightlifting provided all eight medals for Pacific countries competing at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, including gold medals for Papua New Guinea and Kiribati. Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister of Tonga is challenging New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully over why a travel advisory for Tonga remains in place. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party says it is fielding a record number of indigenous candidates for the September polls. Audio

The last of a duo of Solomon Scouts who were responsible for the rescue of John F. Kennedy during World War Two dies. Audio

The lawyer for a group of Tamil asylum seekers that were just transfered from Australia to Nauru says he had absolutely no idea what was happening. Audio

Fiji's Minister for Social Welfare, Women and Poverty Alleviation, Jiko Luveni, has denied claims the government is vote-buying in the run up to the polls. Audio

A family claiming refugee status because of rising sea levels on their Pacific Island has won an appeal to stay in New Zealand. Audio

West Papua under the spotlight in New Zealand where parliamentarians have called upon the new President of Indonesia to commit to genuine media freedom in West Papua. Audio

Nauru's appointment of a new Chief Justice has been welcomed by one of the country's suspended MPs. Audio

The former president of French Polynesia and says the current president, Gaston Flosse, could be personally benefitting from a proposed new casino in Tahiti. Audio

The President of Kiribati says the Government's purchase of land in Fiji is a valuable investment for the people of Kiribati that should reap benefits if Fiji maintains political stability. Audio

Fiji's Elections Office has unveiled the ballot boxes which will be used in this year's elections. Audio

Repatriated flood victims in the Solomon Islands are being told it is their own responsibility to rebuild their homes. Audio

The director of Papua New Guinea's Institute of National Affairs says a plan to sell betelnut in packaged form in Port Moresby creates a whole new set of problems. Audio

Fiji coach Ben Ryan discusses the introduction of full-time contracts for national sevens players. Audio

Including New Zealand Opera Company's 'Porgy and Bess', Inia Te Wiata, Maori Theatre Trust, formation of regional theatres - Four Seasons in Wanganui, Gateway in Tauranga, Court in Christchurch… Audio

Campaigning is in full swing for the Fiji elections, the first since the military led coup of 2006. Audio

Economic development in West Papua still somewhat lacking in participation by indigenous people, says local journalist. Audio

A journalist in the Solomon Islands says the creation of a new trade union this week could start a fresh chapter for workers' rights in the country. Audio

A Fiji election candidate, Attar Singh, welcomes an International Labour Organisation mission to Fiji, but is disappointed it will be after September's elections. Audio

Fiji's Sodelpa party is beefing up its campaign by recruiting young volunteers to go house to house and gain voters. Audio

A federal judge on Guam has denied a motion to discharge a Russian cyber-crime suspect who says he was kidnapped by the US government while on holiday and brought to the island. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government remains stable and committed to constructive relationships in the region. Audio

French Polynesia's public opinion is being stoked by the French government's decision to shield the territory's president, Gaston Flosse, from the courts. Audio