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There are calls for the United States and Pacific countries to cut military ties with Indonesia after police fired on peaceful demonstrations in Papua and West Papua Audio

Disaster management officials in Solomon Islands are welcoming the opportunity to test new tsunami warning products as part of a region-wide drill called PacWave 13. Audio

Late Pacific typeface designer lives on in fonts used by millions of people every day. Audio

A village chief in American Samoa banned for questioning the spending of public funds now plans legal action. Audio

The United States and South Korea have vowed to keep up their guard and not reward North Korea's recent bad behaviour or threats of war. Audio

A subpoenaed Northern Marianas journalist says she is prepared to go to jail to protect her sources. Audio

The incoming French Polynesian government is expected to approach Paris in a bid to thwart any attempts to decolonise the territory. Audio

A new child protection plan in Fiji aims to strengthen the law around child abuse and help young people in conflict with the law Audio

Severe drought situation on Marshall Islands elevated to state of disaster. Audio

Aim of having a Pacific media ombudsman to instill confidence in both governments and the public. Audio

A new child protection plan in Fiji aims to strengthen the law around child abuse and help young people in conflict with the law. Audio

Voters in French Polynesia have given the Tahoeraa Huiraatira a stunning election victory, trebling its seats in the 57-member assembly. Audio

The leader of French Polynesia's Union For Democracy, Oscar Temaru, says he is determined to pursue the territory's decolonisation despite yesterday's election defeat. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

Meeting of Pacific Defence Ministers characterised as a stock take of how well the region is co-ordinated to deal with security issues. Audio

Trade Unions in NZ and Australia have launched a campaign to tell tourists about Fiji's political situation, but they've been accused of harming families in Fiji. Audio

Pacific media representatives gathered in the Solomon Islands' capital Honiara last week marked the passing of one of the country's most loved broadcasters, Walter Nalangu. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

Farmers unhappy Samoa's Fugalei market rebuild now faces delays due to the government changing original plans. Audio

Meeting of Pacific Defence Ministers characterised as a stocktake of how well the region is co-ordinated to deal with security issues. Audio

After last month's first round victory of the Tahoeraa Huiraatira, Gaston Flosse is poised to be returned to power this weekend. Audio

The Phocea finally leaves Port Vila amid questions over the boat's registration Audio

Three political parties in Fiji have succeded in gaining registration under the regime's controversial new rules on political parties. Audio

Assessment teams in Marshall Islands are being sent to remote outer islands, in the wake of the drought emergency that's been declared by the government. Audio

Warnings that frustrations in under-developed Hela province could disrupt PNG's major natural gas project. Audio