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An academic following Pacific relations says Fiji has made new allies in the past eight years and the political landscape has changed. Audio

Nauru's suspended opposition MPs fear a Supreme Court decision upholding their suspension sets a worrying precedent for democracy. Audio

One of the two senior executives fired from Fiji TV last week, says she was given no explanation for her sacking and is not ruling out legal action against the broadcaster. Audio

The future remains uncertain for refugees held on Manus Island and slated for resettlement in Papua New Guinea amid concerns about whether the process can proceed, if the refugees can fit in to local… Audio

In PNG a veteran Papuan campaigner continues her push for independence from the northern New Guinea provinces; A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's… Audio

A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's governor says it is already having a positive effect. Audio

A New Zealand student has completed research in Tonga which he hopes the government will use to cut the risk of mosquito-borne disease. Audio

The head of the newly formed United Liberation Movement for West Papua says the major West Papuan represenative groups which have unified to create the organisation are working as one towards the goal… Audio

35 of the 37 registered political parties in Papua New Guinea are facing possible censure from the registrar. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

World Vision Australia says the Australian Government is using its aid budget to try and balance its books and the latest cuts are 'unfair and cruel'. Audio

South Pacific cocoa farmers will soon be introduced to the world of artisan chocolate making, bringing the chance of significantly higher returns. Audio

Three Papua New Guinea players have signed contracts with NRL rugby league clubs in Australia. Audio

A study of plaque from ancient teeth is believed to have provided more insight into what plants the people of Rapa Nui relied on before European contact. Audio

A project to create the World's first Bougainville chocolate bar is one step closer to reality with a crowdfunding initiative raising more funds than expected. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato has met his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop as part of the annual ministerial forum in PNG. Audio

China gives Tonga a multi million dollar aid grant. Audio

The chair of the organising committee for the 50th anniversary of Cook Islands independence, says the year-long celebrations will benefit the country long term. Audio

An amended immigration law pushed through the Australian parliament has sparked strong criticism from Human Rights and Refugee advocates. Audio

The governor of American Samoa, Lolo Matalasi Moliga, says the number one priority for the administration is to protect the two canneries in the territory. Audio

With little warning, Fiji's government has passed a law that heavily restricts the rights of foreigners to sell or develop freehold land in the country. Audio

MPs in Nauru lose legal bid to overturn suspension from parliament. Audio

Solomon Airlines looks at future flight to Bougainville as Aropa Airport reopens after 24 years. Audio

Pacific businesses have been told to make human rights a key part of their business plans. Audio

The Tuna Commission has come under scrutiny after little progress on saving dwindling tuna stocks at its meeting in Apia last week. Audio