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NGOs in Fiji say the Electoral Decree is acting as a muzzle, stopping NGOs from doing their jobs. Audio

Oxfam Australia says Westpac Bank in Papua New Guinea is among Australia's big four banks not living up to their image as leaders in sustainable banking. Audio

Landowners on PNG's Manus Island voice regret at presence of asylum seeker detention camp on their land. Audio

More work to be done to convince parents and religious leaders in American Samoa of the need for sex education in the classroom. Audio

The Marshall Islands government is hoping Japan will help fund a major water and sewer upgrade on Majuro atoll. Audio

International credit ratings agency Standard and Poor's says Fiji's upcoming elections has played a central role in the agency revising the country's rating outlook from stable to positive. Audio

The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation is commending the Marshall Islands for standing up to the world's nuclear powers. Audio

Rape cases made up more than half of last month's criminal cases dealt with by Vanuatu's Supreme Court. Audio

Re-instated PNG university head delighted to be back in Lae. Audio

The chairman of the Media Industry Development Authority in Fiji is defending his decision to censure Fiji TV for broadcasting so-called hate speech. Audio

The agency UNICEF says its raising awareness of immunisation in an effort to protect children with vaccinations, even in remote parts of the Pacific region. Audio

The Red Cross says the threat of further wet weather in the flood damaged Solomon Islands is likely to hamper recovery efforts and is making people very nervous. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP has been jailed for corruption and the Government is to set up a corruption commission but just how committed is it to ending the prevasive practice. Audio

UNPF says Pacific governments need to ensure more access to youth-friendly services to curb high teen pregnancy rates. Audio

Fiji's representative to the United Nations says he is confident Fiji's upcoming general elections will be free and fair. Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

The resignation of Samoa's Finance Minister is expected to mend a rift within the ruling HRPP party. Audio

The largest solar array in the Pacific will soon be sitting in the middle of a racecourse in Samoa's captial. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Institute of National Affairs says it's critical people can question public spending in order for the government to become more transparent and accountable. Audio

Samoan-born boxer Alex Leapai is backing himself to knock out Ukrainian heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko when the two go head to head in a world title fight in Germany this weekend. Audio

The Fiji regime has again warned people are stirring up trouble over land as Fiji heads towards elections in September but doubt remains over its assurances that indigenous land is more secure than… Audio

A new book focusing on the 'secret history' of Pacific's big contemporary issues has been launched in New Zealand. Audio

A new video appears to contradict statements made by Papua New Guinea and Australian authorities after a death at Manus camp even further. Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

Despite working through the Easter weekend disaster authorities in Solomon Islands have failed to shift many flood victims from makeshift evacuation centres in the capital. Audio