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Papua New Guinea to host matches at the 2017 Rugby League World Cup, with Samoa and Fiji also in discussions with organisers. Audio

Details of violence on Manus Island remain sketchy as Australian Government stands by its claim detainees tried to escape. Audio

A Pacific religious leader says Pacific countries need to have more say in development decisions that affect them. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there must be both a mindset and policy change to combat child sex trafficking. Audio

Australia joins New Zealand and eases stance on Fiji despite fears the election will not be free and fair. Audio

New Zealand to help Samoa with logistical preparations for huge small island developing states conferences. Audio

An international relations specialist following Fiji-Australia relations has likened last week's meeting between the two sides to a Valentine's Day love-in. Audio

Tonga's Speaker of Parliament calls for Tongan women to apply as candidates for mock parliament. Audio

A Solomon Islands provincial leader fears for the future of a World Heritage Area because government is failing to compensate landowners for loss of income. Audio

The Fiji PM's condemnation of violence towards women is ringing hollow for some who suffered at the military's hands. Audio

It's hoped the most in-depth study of plants and animals ever undertaken in the island group of Vava'u will achieve the ultimate goal of increasing Tonga's protected areas. Audio

Pacific Invasives Initiative Project warns African Tulip Tree spreading fast in the Pacific. Audio

Secretariat of the Pacific Community discusses the threat mosquito borne diseases pose to region, including zika virus. Audio

Nauru government determined to rehabilitate judicial sector following Wellington meeting with NZ govt. Audio

The foreign ministers of Nauru and New Zealand meet after Wellington became concerned at the removal of key officials from the judiciary on the island. Audio

Films about the struggle for independence and survival after decades of exposure to nuclear testing have been the big winners at the Pacific Documentary Film Festival in French Polynesia. Audio

Most people are without insurance in Tonga's cyclone-hit island group of Ha'apai, which may result in the government having to foot the $30-million bill. Audio

Former foreign minister of New Zealand, Winston Peters, says there is not enough evidence of free and fair elections in Fiji to justify New Zealand's sanctions being eased. Audio

A Fiji election candidate, Nirmal Singh, wants to see Fiji join the ANZUS defence treaty. Audio

Ha'apai tourism operators say they are getting back on their feet but have some concerns about the impacts the cyclone will have on their industry and the local economy. Audio

Health concerns for the man who survived a 13-month drift from Mexico to the Marshall Islands has led to his departure from the Marshalls being delayed. Audio

The new director general of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community speaks to Don Wiseman about marking 67 years in operation. Audio

Amnesty International lays out steps for the PNG government to take to curb violence against women. Audio

Huge naval exercise to improve response to Pacific disasters. Audio

Cook Islands company halts sales of its diesel after the fuel found to be high in sulphur and potentially damaging for modern pickup trucks. Audio