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Police in Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay province are struggling to contain spiralling lawlessness and violent unrest linked to a criminal gang led by the notorious prison escapee, Tommy Baker. Audio

Papua New Guinea's speaker of parliament says he wants policemen and security forces who trashed the Parliament after the APEC meeting to escape punishment. It's opened up some divisions within… Audio

Locals in Guam are concerned that the reintroduction of a self defence bill will increase violence in the community. Audio

Launch of huge Chinese fish farm on French Polynesia's Hao atoll again delayed. Audio

The United Liberation Movement for West Papua says it's deeply concerned about the welfare of innocent civillians in Papua's central Highlands where a large military operation is underway in pursuit… Audio

Rapa Nui's moai, or human figure statues, were ancient markers for freshwater in the territory, also known as Easter Island - according to a new study. Audio

Royal Albatross Centre marketing Manager Sophie Barker's updates us on this year's Royal Albatross breeding season. Audio, Gallery

Villages in Samoa are fighting abuse on Facebook with hefty fines for people posting it. Audio

People in Papua New Guinea's drought-stricken South Fly district need to be vigilant to get through the next couple of months with little water, the local MP says. Audio

An internet expert has poured cold water over Niue's claim a Swedish company took over its domain name without consent. Audio

Anti-violence campaigners in the Pacific say a programme which uses men as role models is best practice and should be shared with the rest of the world. The Pacific Women's Network has been meeting in… Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's police fraud squad says the case against the lawyer Paul Paraka is not over yet. A ruling by a senior committal court magistrate this week meant that 27 charges of… Audio

Papua New Guinea's government looks at changing parts of a controversial mining deal struck with China. Audio

After dozens of charges of conspiracy, theft and money laundering laid against him were dropped this week, Papua New Guinea lawyer Paul Paraka says he will pursue charges against anti-fraud detectives… Audio

A landowner group at the site of Papua New Guinea's Porgera mine has dismissed claims by the miner that it is not representative. Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister of the Cook Islands wants local contractors to undertake repairs to Rarotonga's huge new water system, Te Mato Vai. Audio

Coconut industry needs to diversify, says Pacific Community. Audio

Vanuatu is currently trialling drones as a way to transport childhood vaccines into remote areas early next year. Audio

A landowners group in Papua New Guinea's highlands region is suing the national government for $US13.28 billion over breach of contract. Audio

An opposition MP in Kiribati says there is growing anger over the government's refusal to release a report into the Butiraoi sinking. Audio

New Zealand's largest tertiary provider for Pasifika students has launched a strategy to further boost Pasifika success and numbers. Audio

A new report calling for the return of thousands of artworks stolen by France in the colonial era is a landmark moment for the Pacific. Audio

Last week's election in Fiji was not immune to the increasingly world-wide phenomenon of so-called fake news. Audio

Academics target education challenges in the Pacific. Audio