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Fiji's Attorney-General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says the body tasked with overseeing Fiji's elections will be set up by the end of the month. Audio

A conservation conference in Suva has been told the Pacific has got to change its approach to stop the loss of natural resources, culture and traditions. Audio

Coach of Papua New Guinea's Queensland Cup team looking forward to new challenge and the chance to further develop the sport. Audio

A women's advocate in Vanuatu says women are resorting to carrying kitchen knives as a way of protecting themselves outside their homes. Audio

The illegal loss of land to foreign loggers in Papua New Guinea documented by non government organisations. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says the recent climate change conference in Poland was disappointing and frustrating, and showed a lack of urgency to combat climate change. Audio

Nuclear compensation law change fails to impress Tahiti veterans group. Audio

A United States-based conservation group is gravely concerned negotiations on overfishing of bigeye tuna are taking place behind closed doors. Audio

The Asia Development Bank says Papua New Guinea will suffer the worst economically from climate change. Audio

A West Papuan rebel military leader makes his way to Vanuatu to thank the country for its backing for the push for independence from Indonesia. Audio

A small group in New Zealand shows support for West Papua independence with the raising of the Morning Star flag in Wellington. Audio

Labour mobility and development assistance are the main issues dividing the parties involved in the PACER Plus trade deal, but the Pacific's chief trade advisor believes both sides are determined to… Audio

Papua New Guineans come together to discuss how to overcome the sorcery related violence. Audio

The Fiji regime says everything is on track for elections by the end of September next year but critics say its stalling to enhance chances of remaining in power. Audio

Pitcairn Island is making moves to bolster its dwindling population by encouraging descendants to return to live on the remote and rugged British territory. Audio

A young woman from Fiji is lobbying to have the region's young children taught about sex from an early age in order to curb high rates of sexual abuse and violence against women. Audio

The General Secretary of the Catholic Church in Papua New Guinea is disputing a politician's call for the need to stem the number of births in the country due to over-population. Audio

The editor of Tahiti Pacifique monthly magazine says keeping a former French military base in Tahiti from being returned to French Polynesia, is bureaucracy gone mad. Audio

Adolf Hitler, who assumed power early in 1933, passed a law on December 1 of that year safeguarding the unity of the party and the state. Eighty years on, Wayne Brittenden looks at the internationally… Audio

A Papua New Guinea politician is calling on the government to limit the number of births in the country to stem rapid population growth. Audio

The head of the Layon Landfill in Guam says about 16 million US dollars is needed to build a new storage area as its current facility is nearing capacity. Audio

Work on a planned five star hotel and casino in Port Moresby comes to a standstill. Audio

Health agencies say an outbreak of the rare zika virus infecting up to 30 thousand people in French Polynesia prompts vigilant surveillance and border controls in the Pacific region. Audio

Health agencies say an outbreak of the rare zika virus infecting up to 30 thousand people in French Polynesia prompts vigilant surveillance and border controls in the Pacific region. Audio

Oceania Football Confederation builds closer ties with Asian counterparts. Audio