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Australia's budget is likely to continue the recent trend of Australia's aid programme, according to an academic. Audio

Solomon Islands flood victims say they will not leave their evacuation centres until they get help to source clean water. Audio

Australia's asylum seeker laws are breaching at least 7 international laws, according to a researcher. Audio

The operator of the Gold Ridge Mine in Solomon Islands is perplexed by a Solomons' Government decision to stop its expatriate workers from re-entering the country. Audio

Solomon Islands first ever national women's theatre troupe has been selected to attend this year's Melanesian Festival of the Arts in Papua New Guinea. Audio

NGOs in Fiji say the Electoral Decree is acting as a muzzle, stopping NGOs from doing their jobs. Audio

Oxfam Australia says Westpac Bank in Papua New Guinea is among Australia's big four banks not living up to their image as leaders in sustainable banking. Audio

Landowners on PNG's Manus Island voice regret at presence of asylum seeker detention camp on their land. Audio

The Marshall Islands government is hoping Japan will help fund a major water and sewer upgrade on Majuro atoll. Audio

Re-instated PNG university head delighted to be back in Lae. Audio

The chairman of the Media Industry Development Authority in Fiji is defending his decision to censure Fiji TV for broadcasting so-called hate speech. Audio

A Papua New Guinea MP has been jailed for corruption and the Government is to set up a corruption commission but just how committed is it to ending the prevasive practice. Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Institute of National Affairs says it's critical people can question public spending in order for the government to become more transparent and accountable. Audio

The Fiji regime has again warned people are stirring up trouble over land as Fiji heads towards elections in September but doubt remains over its assurances that indigenous land is more secure than… Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says there is no chance of free and fair elections this year, with the appointment of a biased elections supervisor and a decree that could protects vote riggers. Audio

The CNMI governor has vetoed a Bill that would have seen elected officials drug tested annually. Audio

The man who oversees the work of fishing vessel observers in the Pacific says a greater sense of professionalism is being imparted on those tasked with monitoring catches. Audio

The co-chair of the Pacific Freedom Forum says fears about a proposed cyber crime policy in PNG are unfounded. Audio

Twenty six babies born in Australia to asylum seeker parents will not be transferred to Nauru or Manus detention centres this weekend. Audio

Niue caretaker premier says he is confident on re-election and will introduce policy reforms and invest in tourism in his next term. Audio

UNDP to pay Ha'apai families in exchange for their work in clearing debris after Cyclone Ian in January. Audio

Domestic air travel in the Marshall Islands remains limited with both local planes grounded waiting for spare parts. Audio

People made homeless by the floods in Solomon Islands speak about life in the evacuation centres. Audio