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A former Head of State of Samoa voices concerns over the 2008 Land Registration and Titles Act. Audio

The British government is taking major steps to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio

The Behn Quartet know no fear. The quartet of young women take their name from a trailblazing 17^th century female playwright and have been winning international competitions and rave reviews since… Video, Audio

A former West Papuan journalist has recently finished a novel that highlights on human rights issues in Indonesia's Papua region, written from a foreign journalist's perspective to offer new… Audio

New developments announced at this week's Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in London have underlined a move by the British government to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio

Analysis of UK's move to re-engage with Pacific Islands announced at CHOGM with new diplomatic posts planned for Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu. Audio

The evacuation of residents on the ash-covered Vanuatu island of Ambae is finally getting underway, as food supplies dwindle and disease starts to spread. Audio

Rescue and evacuation efforts ongoing in flood devastated areas of Hawaii. Audio

Fifteen months ago the then New Zealand foreign minister Murray McCully sparked an uproar when he revealed the Tokelau government had bought two helicopters. Audio

Voters in French Polynesia will go to the polls on 22nd April to elect a new 57-member territorial assembly. Audio

Papua New Guinea's tourism sector is poised for substantial growth if it optimises opportunities in niche markets. Audio

Some evacuation centres have become a second home for flood-struck people in Fiji with back-to-back cyclones and massive flooding this month. Audio

New Pacific parliamentarians have been in Wellington, New Zealand to gain insights into effectively navigating the Westminster system of government in their respective nations. Audio

The President of the autonomous Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville has elaborated on why his government is saying no to mining at Panguna indefinitely. Audio

The Cook Islands is balancing the evolution of its "premiere" relationship with New Zealand against its long-standing one with China. Audio

Pacific Island nations have been central to efforts to get the international shipping industry to commit to reducing carbon esmissions. Audio

The National AIDS Council of Papua New Guinea says budget cuts are behind a critical shortage of anti-retroviral drugs in the country and there is no immediate solution to the problem. Audio

A state of emergency has been declared on Vanuatu's Ambae, as the island becomes uninhabitable amid a continuing volcanic eruption. Audio

An MP in Bougainville's autonomous regional parliament says he relished sharing experiences of Westminster-style democracies with counterparts from around the region. Audio

A stoush between the kiwi gold and silver medallists has overshadowed New Zealand mountain bikers taking out three of the top four spots in the Commonwealth games yesterday. Video, Audio

Tonga's Prime Minister, 'Akilisi Pohiva, has fired the Minister for Internal Affairs 'Akosita Lavulavu. Audio

Vanuatu's Foreign Minister says his government can play more of a role in bringing its various aid partners together for more effective results. Audio

An instrument invented for women to play takes centre stage on Saturday. In the concert, named My Lady’s Pleasure, Tina Chancey, soloist for NZ baroque music group Affetto will play the pardessus de… Audio

As Facebook comes under ever increasing scrutiny over data security, a growing number of government ministries and agencies in New Zealand are adopting Facebook's business communications tool… Audio