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UK filmaker plans to make documentary about American Samoa's worst aviation disaster. Audio

A New Zealand academic says the Nauru Government's handling of complaints about its magistrate seems an outrageous departure from best practice. Audio

General manager of Yazaki Samoa says General Motors' call to wind up Holden operation in Australia is good news. Audio

Solomons teachers' association fights for the removal of a key education official with the Honiara City Council. Audio

A special Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders' summit has been scheduled after last week's controversial trip to Indonesia to address issues including West Papua. Audio

Vanuatu health authorities say dengue outbreak could get worse. Audio

The deported Nauru magistrate has rejected the government statement on reasons for his dismissal. Audio

The Tongan government has called for international help, nine days after the category five Tropical Cyclone Ian hit Ha'apai. Audio

American Samoa's Visitors Bureau says welcoming new airlines to the territory can boost tourism. Audio

A court in French Polynesia is due to hear the case of the king of the self-styled Pakumotu Republic, who is charged with the possession and distribution of illegal money. Audio

Politicians in Fiji are preparing for what they say is likely to be a bitter and dirty election campaign this year. Audio

IRB's suspension of funding to the Fiji Rugby Union affects Sevens team in their preparations for this weekend's Las Vegas Sevens. Audio

Details are expected to be released about France easing the requirements for Chinese tourists wishing to visit French Polynesia. Audio

Fiji's fishing industry has gone well beyond a crisis and there's no turning back according to the head of a fishing company. Audio

Papua New Guinea's National Capital District is considering introducing licences for betel nut vendors. Audio

The Tongan government is now assessing what medium and long-term needs the cyclone-hit islands of Ha'apai require. Audio

Senior judicial officials have raised doubts about the rule of law in Nauru after the government deported the country's only magistrate and barred its chief justice from returning to deal with the… Audio

Atiu in the Cook Islands is likely to have eradicated the invasive mynah bird by mid-year but the director of the Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust says the biggest threat to biodiversity now is the… Audio

Health officials in French Polynesia are battling an epidemic of the zika virus and also dengue fever.

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An academic says the announcement that Fiji's PM will stand down as the head of the military is a signifcant step towards elections. Audio

It's feared that the Melanesian Spearhead Group's stance on the issue of independence for West Papua is wilting. Audio

PNG Prime Minister says he is confident the truth will eventually be revealed through the anti-corruption probe into alleged improper payments to a law firm. Audio

The head of Fiji's Media Industry Development Authority says he's comfortable that news outlets in the country are producing impartial, balanced, and fair reports. Audio

The opposition leader in Papua New Guinea is denying an accusation by the prime minister that he is conspiring to overthrow the government. Audio

The opposition leader in Papua New Guinea is denying an accusation by the prime minister that he is conspiring to overthrow the government. Audio