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Contaminated water and not avian flu may be behind the death of hundreds of chickens on a Palau poultry farm. Audio

The Rethinking Crime And Punishment Project says New Zealand's international human rights reputation has taken a battering following the United Nation's arbitrary detention report. Audio

About a fifth of Honiara's population is living in evacuation centres set up in the capital following last week's devastating floods in Solomon Islands. Audio

United Nations agency has invitation to assess human rights on Nauru withdrawn by the government with no explanation. Audio

An academic says the conviction of Fiji Labour Party's leader means Rear Admiral Bainimarama has an advantage in elections promised for September. Audio

People are continuing to flow into evacuation centres in Solomon Islands after devastating floods last week. Audio

A New Zealand voluntary aid organisation in Solomon Islands says it will be a long road to recovery following devastating floods in the region. Audio

Former PNG Treasurer takes court action against controversial government loan. Audio

An Australian National University expert on Fiji says the conviction against the leader of the Labour party is his end in politics. Audio

Fiji telecommunications attorney says constitution and international convenants on freedom of expression will trump any decree if brought to trial. Audio

The revamped Oceania Champions League football tournament kicked off in Fiji this week with more teams, more pressure, and less rest. Audio

Predictions that the death toll from the Solomon Islands floods could reach 100. Audio

New evidence appears to confirm that the French Polynesian journalist, Jean-Pascal Couraud, was killed by President Gaston Flosse's G-I-P militia in December 1997. Audio

A regional economist says the Solomon Islands economy is likely to suffer following last week's devastating floods, but growth should rebound in the medium term. Audio

An Australian researcher says the current response to HIV/AIDS in West Papua is being dominated by an Indonesian perspective and international models. Audio

Transparency PNG says much still to do to ensure the country can fight against systemic corruption. Audio

Findings from an ancient cemetery in Vanuatu have been linked to Polynesian ancestry. Audio

After a number of false starts the developer behind Fiji's first casino says construction is underway. Audio

Efforts are underway in Fiji to help communities power their homes and fertilise their crops with nuisance seaweed. Audio

A United Nations advocate says Vanuatu women have one of the lowest levels of participation in political leadership. Audio

Adrian Croucher playing his cyclical tubaphone. The S3D 2014 experimental musical instrument builders and improvisers mini-fest gathered like-minded makers and musicians from here and abroad at the… Audio

The Fiji Trade Union Congress says it is going to intentionally flout a new decree by the regime, placing restrictions on political parties. Audio

The Fiji Law Society says a decree provision allowing phone and internet monitoring in the days before the election is open to abuse and could allow the government to access people's telephone and… Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme is calling for swift, concentrated and global action to respond to the escalating risks such as reef damage and rising sea levels. Audio

Accusations of 'sabotage' in the Samoa tourism authority as group raises concerns. Audio