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Report finds Pacific countries may have to eventually spend up to to 800 million dollars a year to combat climate change. Audio

PNG government accused of demeaning MPs through district funds disbursal method. Audio

One-stop-shop' crisis service for domestic abuse sufferers in Tonga. Audio

Vanuatu's Parliament is again set to hold an extra ordinary meeting to consider constitutional amendments. Audio

UNHCR calls for immediate changes in the Australian run camps for asylum seekers on Nauru and PNG's Manus Island. Audio

Kiribati man seeking asylum in New Zealand on grounds of climate change is denied chance to challenge refusal. Audio

Chinese tourism officials said to be impressed with what Vanuatu has to offer. Audio

Environmentalists want the Vale nickel plant in New Caledonia to be declared safe before it restarts production in December. Audio

Médecins Sans Frontières celebrates inaugural conference in PNG that addressed high rates of family and sexual violence. Audio

As Pacific fishing countries and other distant nations meet in Queensland on Monday, the Tuna Commission is saying a robust agreement must be made. Audio

A former top ranking military official in Fiji Pita Driti has been found guilty of inciting mutiny. Audio

An Auckland University academic has been awarded funding to research a key period of Samoa's history, from 1800 to 2000. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is keen to engage with the international community and is maintaining an open door policy to its foreign policy. Audio

The World Bank highlights the economic impact of domestic violence. Audio

Pacific Islands still playing catch-up in international rugby league after Fiji thrashed in World Cup semi finals. Audio

Greenpeace is warning the Tuna Commission to demand distant water nations come to the table on tuna catches. Audio

The American Samoa governor to stop state workers from preparing Christmas skits during work hours, after public complaints. Audio

Outgoing secretary general of the SPC leaves after eight years at the helm. Audio

New Caledonia marks one year of representation in New Zealand Audio

Tourism operators in Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay says the maiden visit to the province of a large cruise ship has generated good publicity for the area. Audio

A Solomon Islands provincial assembly member says her own experience during the conflict on Guadalcanal drives her to help the women of the province. Audio

The Fiji regime has been told to stop blaming past governments and take responsibility to improve the state of the country's hospitals. Audio

Kate Camp discusses Love in a Cold Climate, the 1949 novel by Nancy Mitford. Audio

Workshop in Palau on unexploded war ordnance looks at how to provide more technical and operational focus to cleaning up the remnants. Audio

Pacific Island countries have used an international climate change conference in Poland to speak out about a lack of action from developed nations to reduce carbon emissions. Audio