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The University of Goroka in PNG says media reports that up to 400 students have been excluded from the institution are wrong. Audio

Fiji's regime underlines its opposition to Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific as regional leaders discuss the merits of the Pacific Islands Development Forum which has just completed its… Audio

Student led initiatives is crucial in reducing school violence in Tonga. Audio

PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government is serious about converting the country's resources wealth into real gains in living standards for ordinary people. He also emphasises PNG's… Audio

The director of Women in Business Development Samoa says its virgin coconut oil exports are on the rise after receiving 35,000 Fiji dollars worth of production equipment. Audio

Pacific Conference of Churches calls for action over nuclear waste from Fukushima pouring into the Pacific. Audio

Fiji says new regional development forum a sucess despite anti-Fiji campaigning. Audio

The International Organisation of Migration along with Papua New Guinea's national and provincial disaster centres and the US Agency for International Development, is working to improve resilience to… Audio

A new study says international consumer support for sustainably caught tuna could support Pacific nations moving towards a more locally owned and operated fishery. Audio

Tuvalu's former prime minister stands by actions during last week's political ructions. Audio

A former secretary to the prime minister in Solomon Islands says there is still a lot of work to be done to unite the country under one banner. Audio

Nauru opposition banned in local media from commenting on government's controversial decision to resettle refugees on the island. Audio

A former secretary to the prime minister in Solomon Islands says there is still a lot of work to be done to unite the country under one banner. Audio

Vanuatu plans huge airport developments involving a Singaporean company. The government says it is vital to grow tourism but the opposition says its risky and too costly. Audio

Cruise liners are heading to the Pacific in greater numbers as countries push for upgrades. Audio

Cook Island community in NZ says more needs to be done to preserve the language for future generations. Audio

The head of the Secretariat for the Pacific Community says there is a role for the new Fiji-led regional body because it has a different focus from other regional groups. Audio

There are concerns within the new Tuvalu government as it awaits a court decision after weeks of political turmoil came to a head. Audio

There are continuing signs of strong opposition in Papua New Guinea to the refugee resettlement agreement Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has signed with Australia. Audio

Nauru says it will settle refugees under a new deal with Australia but not permanently. Audio

A senior advisor in Indonesia's government sheds some light on Jakarta's policy towards Papua region, and addresses claims of ongoing military abuses in the region. Audio

A Solomon Islands academic says as the Regional Assistance Mission is scaled down it will be important to ask whether the government can afford the institutions the intervention has created. Audio

The inaugural Pacific Island Development Forum meeting has begun in Nadi, with the host Frank Bainimara insisting that the event is not just a "talk-fest". Audio

Australia's Opposition promises a change in direction over Fiji if it wins the coming election. Audio

Tuvalu government thrown out after successful vote of no-confidence held. Audio