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The International Trades Union Congress is pressing for fair trade sugar in Fiji to be stripped of its label. Audio

The New Caledonia business organisation MEDEF says the Vale nickel processing plant, which has been closed for almost three weeks, will resume operations any time from tomorrow. Audio

A report has revealed the first hard evidence of high levels of mental illness in Australia's camps for asylum seekers. Audio

There are questions over plans to put a fish farm on the former nuclear base of Hao in French Polynesia. Audio

TV3 went on to apologise both to the court and Mr Banks. Justice Wylie said TV3 should broadcast that apology on-air tonight and banned it from using footage of the trial. Audio

The UFDF says a false declaration by the regime leader's proposed political party has snagged every member. Audio

The prominent Fiji trade unionist, Attar Singh, has stepped down in order to contest this year's elections. Audio

Samoa Rugby Union denies the resignation of national sevens coach Viliamu Punivalu was as a result of on-field results. Audio

The Australian Refugee Council is concerned Cambodia may become a dumping ground for those granted refugee status in Nauru, but have nowhere else to go. Audio

A group in Guam is urging people to weigh up the environmental, social, and cultural impacts of the transfer of thousands of marines to the territory from Japan, against economic promises. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says there is a pressing need to strengthen health information in the region, in order to assess each country's priorities and design better policies. Audio

A suspended Nauru MP moves his family to New Zealand after his wife's visa is withdrawn by the government. Audio

A Vanuatu MP says Pekoa airport on Santo looms as the best-suited site for any major international airport development in the country. Audio

The Marshall Islands has been assured of increased financial support from the Asian Development Bank after the agency moved to reclassify its assistance. Audio

PNG's government is considering where to resettle the first bundle of asylum seekers deemed to be refugees in its detention centre on Manus Island. Audio

A human rights lawyer says the Australian government is leaving new refugees in Manus and Nauru unsupported as they enter the community. Audio

Our correspondent in Solomon Islands says while there is praise for police after last weekend's riots, the incidents raise questions about the numbers of disaffected, often unemployed youth in the… Audio

Samoa's Ministry of Health says four children have died and 19 have been left seriously ill this year due to malnutrition following diarrhoeal illnesses. Audio

Pacific communities are mourning the loss of a senior Tongan leader from South Auckland, who is being described as a passionate advocate. Audio

Tonga rugby coach Mana Otai says the global reaction to 18-year-old sensation Taniela Tupou came as no surprise to him, with foreign scouts already on the lookout for the next schoolboy star. Audio

A Papua New Guinea cabinet minister defends his and other MPs decision to leave one of the country's main political parties which is crumbling amid the fallout from its leader's sacking as Treasurer.

NGOs in Fiji say their calls to remove an Electoral Decree provision which restricts what work they can do have so far been ignored. Audio

Questions remain over why spills keep occurring at the Vale nickel processing plant in New Caledonia. Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands says local police response to Honiara riots shows its capacity to maintain order is increasing. Audio

A New Zealand Opposition MP says he hopes the Nauru Government recognises that three suspended MPs were just doing their job of trying to keep it honest. Audio