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An Australian human rights advocate says the Nauruan government's Facebook ban is extremely concerning particularly for asylum seekers who are now further isolated from the world as they continue to… Audio

The Pacific Oceania wins promotion in the Davis Cup but faces challenges to retain all their players and secure more funding. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands says concerned Solomon Islanders are preparing to challenge the controversial granting of income tax free salaries for Parliamentarians in court. Audio

A former Nauru president says the current government is hypocritical in its criticism of media. Audio

The United States Military's plans to use two islands in the Northern Marianas as live fire ranges has aroused strong feelings in the territory in the northwest Pacific. Audio

The Federated States of Micronesia is entitled to US federal assistance after President Barack Obama signed a declaration acknowledging the damage caused by Cyclone Maysak last month. Audio

A Samoan company hoping to gain a foothold in New Zealand's high-end organic food market says their focus is on providing sustainable products for future generations. Audio

Norfolk Island's effort to convince Australia to give it some input into determining its political status is continuing. Audio

For 40 years Auckland psychiatrist Dr Sai Woh Wong has been trying to remove barriers for Chinese people in New Zealand to access mental health services. His work has taken place in the community, in… Audio

The Nauru opposition says the government has forced the country's only internet provider to shut down access to Facebook on the island. Audio

The Samoan government and the ADB are being criticised for not properly consulting the country on its plans to promote the economic use of customary land. Audio

Pacific rugby league gets its moment in the spotlight this weekend, with an international double-header on the Gold Coast. Audio

Suspended Nauru MP says there is growing public concern that the government lacks proper scrutiny. Audio

Fiji's police commissioner has confirmed six separate investigations into police brutality are open. Audio

The US military is two thirds of the way through the process of implementing plans to expand activity in the Northern Marianas. Audio

A new history of Niue has a new take on the controversy surrounding the murder of the New Zealand Resident Commissioner on the island in 1953. Audio

HMNZS Canterbury has arrived back in New Zealand after spending the last 5 weeks helping with relief and rebuild efforts in Vanuatu, following the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio

A long-running major court case in French Polynesia involving the territory's former president Gaston Flosse has come to a sudden halt. Audio

Five Pacific nations that face a high level of teenage pregnancy are looking to improve the access to sexual health information for young people. Audio

An international immigration and tax lawyer says Samoa's proposed citizenship for investment package is not competitive enough in an increasingly crowded marketplace. Audio

The head of Tonga's Fisheries department says they are working to improve the enforcement of illegal fishing laws to try and conserve stocks. Audio

This week on One in Five: staff describe it a magic place. We visit Nelson's Salisbury School, a residential special education facility for girls with intellectual and behavioural difficulties. Three… Audio

Women's groups in Fiji are making plans for local body elections despite no date yet announced for the polls. Audio

The Asian Development Banks is calling on Pacific Leaders to put more effort and support behind efforts to reform poorly performing State Owned Enterprises in the region. Audio

Vanuatu's latest damage assessment has revealed an even greater need for assistance from the international community in the months ahead. Audio