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New debate in Papua about just which organisations represent the indigenous Melanesian population. Audio

Decisions on refugee status on some of the first arrivals at the Nauru asylum seeker camp likely within two weeks. Audio

Meetings in Fiji next week will bring together climate change and disaster risk groups for the first time. Audio

The government in Bougainville says it will require a rejuvenated Bougainville Copper Ltd to source most of its basic supplies from within the province. Audio

Tuvalu's Opposition confident it has numbers to remove government after Governor General uses special powers to order parliament to sit. Audio

A political grouping, The United Front for Democratic Fiji, wants answers from Fiji Airways and the government on "serious operational issues" with the national carrier. Audio

The National AIDS Council Secretariat in PNG says the epidemic has been contained, but some are not so sure. Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands has released its sixth People's Survey which captures public views on conflict in the community and other issues. Audio

Female prison wardens in PNG, on notice over links with inmates, are told they will automatically lose their jobs if such incidents occur again. Audio

A Pacific climate change advisor says NGOs and governments need to work out the best balance between high-energy and sustainable solutions to water problems. Audio

New Caledonia's Koniambo nickel project is seen as vitally important to the future of the territory's Melanesian peoples and provides more autonomy for it, according to the mining project operator. Audio

It is hoped that a dictionary of Vanuatu's local sign language will add momentum to moves to introduce a national language for deaf people and their communities. Audio

Samoa has lifted an import ban on turkey tails that it imposed five years ago. Audio

Bougainville government unhappy with Peace Agreement breaches by the PNG national government, may sue. Audio

Foreign policy scholars say Pacific Island countries need to take the steering wheel to ensure they get the most out of heightened interest both from China and the United States. Audio

French nuclear fallout in South Pacific far worse than previously admitted. Audio

Vanuatu off to the beach volleyball world champs in Poland. Audio

Tokelau - the first country to produce all its electricity needs from solar power, moves to the next stage of its energy plan. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister at the time of Fiji's 2006 coup defends the then New Zealand government's efforts to stop the coup. Winston Peters also calls for more expansive sanctions to be in place… Audio

It's hoped a new Pasifika Research and Policy Centre in New Zealand will build a better connection between researchers and policy makers, charged with making decisions which affect Pasifika people. Audio

The Solomon Islands government ministers admit corruption is an ongoing problem, but they say a new law on development aid works around it. Audio

Fiji's first coup-maker and a former prime minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, has hinted at running for election next year on the National Federation Party ticket. Audio

New Zealand rugby is celebrating its latest world cup champions, with both the men's and women's sevens sides triumphant in Moscow this morning. Audio

The mayor of the Guam town of Santa Rita says a bill that will ban gambling will seriously hurt communties. Audio

Research commissioned by the Fred Hollows Foundation shows the benefits from a more co-ordinated approach to the delivery of health services in the Pacific Audio