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There are questions over plans to put a fish farm on the former nuclear base of Hao in French Polynesia. Audio

A group in Guam is urging people to weigh up the environmental, social, and cultural impacts of the transfer of thousands of marines to the territory from Japan, against economic promises. Audio

A Vanuatu MP says Pekoa airport on Santo looms as the best-suited site for any major international airport development in the country. Audio

Our correspondent in Solomon Islands says while there is praise for police after last weekend's riots, the incidents raise questions about the numbers of disaffected, often unemployed youth in the… Audio

A Papua New Guinea cabinet minister defends his and other MPs decision to leave one of the country's main political parties which is crumbling amid the fallout from its leader's sacking as Treasurer.

NGOs in Fiji say their calls to remove an Electoral Decree provision which restricts what work they can do have so far been ignored. Audio

Questions remain over why spills keep occurring at the Vale nickel processing plant in New Caledonia. Audio

The chair of Tonga's National Youth Congress says they hope the entire country will commit to organic farming within five years. Audio

Relief expressed and questions raised over the announcement that New Zealand's planned community policing training programme in Indonesia's Papua region has been shelved. Audio

The police in Solomon Islands say they remain on high alert following the weekend's riots in Honiara but peace appears has been restored. Audio

Fiji's Social Democratic Liberal Party says it did not release a flyer making claims about the Prime Minister's salary and it has no evidence it exists. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre is calling for the women's minister to apologise over her sex crime comments. Audio

Solomon Islands police are holding 15 people in custody following rioting and looting in eastern Honiara at the weekend. Audio

Vanuatu has a new Prime Minister after parliamentarians removed Moana Carcasses in a vote of no confidence on Thursday. Audio

Vanuatu's new Prime Minister Joe Natuman wants the country to get back to its roots. Audio

Bougainville's leader takes issue with claims by a national MP that it has not sought the views of the people over its proposed mining law. Audio

As the recovery from flooding in Solomon Islands continues just five evacuation centres now remain open. Audio

Vanuatu Christian Council of Churches says it will not accept the gay and lesbian community there. Audio

The World Bank is being accused of putting the interests of foreign investors before that of local landowners in the Pacific. Audio

Australia's foreign minister says the government is delivering an aid programme that the country can responsibly afford as it repairs five previous record deficits. Audio

Some asylum seekers who opt to accept refugee settlement in Papua New Guinea once released from the Manus Island detention centre may consider the possibility of reaching Australia via the Torres… Audio

Wrestling breaks out between the police and opposition MPs in Nauru's parliament during efforts to eject a member over claims he's damaging the country's reputation. Audio

A crucial meeting in Wellington may decide the fate of a controversial plane gifted from China to Tonga. Audio

The recent alleged gang rape of a woman in Vanuatu has sparked heated debate after a push for customary punishment to replace court charges they were facing. Audio

An elections expert looks at international measures of fair elections as concerns continue to be raised about the elections run up in Fiji. Audio