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Nauru Parliament elects speaker and president following the weekend poll that returned six new members among the 19 MPs. Audio

Guam's government is hailing the introduction of a cashflow model as one of the main reasons it has been able to clear the territory's US$300 million short-term deficit. Audio

Members of an umbrella political group in Fiji say there is still a role for a united opposition force despite the registration of four political parties. Audio

The Fiji police are urging more compassion within families as the force records a significant rise in the suicide rate. Audio

French Polynesia nuclear test veterans disappointed with Socialists amid stalled compensation claims. Audio

Tokelau speaks up about being shut out of UN bodies. Audio

A solution to sorcery-related violence in Papua New Guinea was one of the major themes of a conference in Canberra last week. Audio

One of Papua New Guinea's major commercial developments, the planned Pacific Marine Industrial Zone in Madang, is back on track, after its opponents withdrew their legal action. However local people… Audio

After a scare blamed on the media American Samoans are assured that there is no threat from the corona virus at th is point but health officials promise if this changes they will be kept informed Audio

A few kilometres away to the north in Rotorua, Postmaster and Telegraph Operator Roger Delamere Dansey was at home with his wife and children. His written account is read here by Bill Beavis of the… Audio

Approximately sixty-two people sheltered in Guide Sophia's whare that night, the steep pitch of its roofs proving strong enough to withstand the falling debris. Roger Dansey was still outside watching… Audio

Former Fiji prime minister rejects regime's claims that it has rescued the sugar industry. Audio

Nauru heads into a pivotal election following a months only political standoff that saw parliament not about to function Audio

Prison choir of Pacific inmates releases charity CD. None involved in Spring Hill riot the day after CD was released. Audio

Conditions outlined by a Chinese company considering investing in Samoa have been met with alarm. Audio

Fiery exchanges at a hearing of Australia's Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Legislation Committee reflect growing scrutiny on Canberra over its stance on West Papua. Audio

The Papua New Guinea rugby league community reflects on their first successful AGM in four years, which elected a new board, five months out from the World Cup in the United Kingdom. Audio

An expert says mining of Pacific seabeds for some of the richest 'rare earth' deposits could be lucrative for Pacific island nations Audio

Bougainville group calls for respect for sanctity of life Audio

Oxfam is urging Pacific countries to sign the UN small arms treaty, saying it could help prevent future conflicts in the region. Audio

A China foreign policy scholar says Friday's meeting between the presidents of the United States and China bodes well for the region. Audio

The tiny voice of Tuvalu is making a big cry at one of the world's most prestigious art shows, the Venice Biennale. Audio

The author of Fiji's first-ever State of the Birds Report says it reveals some worrying trends in Fiji's birdlife. Audio

As the Indonesian government orders Freeport to halt production at its mine in Papua, a worker and union member says the fatal tunnel collapse was due to human error, and safety standards need to be… Audio

Confidence Tonga Family Protection Bill will pass soon. Audio