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There is hope the Australian government's defeat in the Wentworth by-election could lead to a change in its offshore detention policy. Audio

Fiji's elections authorities have issued another warning to political parties to conduct campaigns which are free from racial and religious intolerance. Audio

The Catholic Archbishop of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea believes mediation could end the years of anger and bitterness engendered over controversial land leases. Audio

The first local newspapers in Tokelau are returning young people to the territory, improving their language skills and strengthening community ties there. Audio

An online movement is raising awareness about discrimination faced by Micronesian immigrants in Hawaii. Audio

Bougainville and Papua New Guinea have agreed on what question will be posed in a referendum on independence tentatively set for June next year. Audio

A sports tourism and training enterprise and a major pipe-laying company are just two examples that have been held up to encourage Pasifika people to enter the business sector for themselves. Audio

Tuvalu has just received a new wave forecasting system to help predict tides and sea surges across its nine atolls. Audio

There are questions in Papua New Guinea around the affordability of new major Chinese-developed infrastructure projects. Audio

UN revisits French Polynesia's decolonisation, with France again absent. Audio

The Pacific's environmental agency says it's clear any warming above 1.5 degrees threatens the very fabric of Pacific islands and communities. Audio

Niue won't raise the New Zealand flag or sing its anthem during constitution day celebrations later this month, in an unusual move an MP says has emerged from a tiff between the two countries. Audio

The trial over the 2007 Air Moorea plane crash, which killed all on board, opens in French Polynesia. Audio

A New Zealand Minister has confirmed his government will assist Tokelau with building up sea walls and other defences against climate change. Audio

A 70 year old Tuvaluan woman is showcasing her distinctive weaving and crochet techniques in an art gallery in Auckland, New Zealand during Tuvalu Language Week - Vaiaso ote 'Gana Tuvalu. Audio

People evacuated from Vanuatu's volcanic island Ambae in early August, have expressed their concerns about their crops and animals remaining on the island, as well as how they will cope with the… Audio

Papua New Guinea investigators are in the Federated States of Micronesia probing Friday's dramatic incident in which an Air Niugini airplane crashed into the lagoon at Chuuk. Audio

The royal visit to Fiji next month has raised eyebrows coming within weeks of Fiji's general election. Audio

The Pacific Islands have continued to draw the world's attention to their plight from climate change at the United Nations General Assembly this week. Audio

A delegation from the regional technical organisation the Pacific Community or SPC has travelled to Germany with the hope of sparking a biogas initiatives in the region. Audio

Questions need to be asked about the benefit of a potential Australian naval base in Papua New Guinea, according to an academic specialising in regional security. Audio

Infusing local ingredients and flavours into a specially created menu is what two Māori award-winning chefs hope to pull off at Niue's biennial food festival. Audio

People of the Pacific need to decolonise their minds and reflect on the traditional role of women as men's equals. Audio

There are plans for Rongelap atoll in the Marshall Islands to become a special administrative province, with loose visa and tax requirements opening it up to foreign investors. Audio

A scheme allowing Vanuatu women to set-up food stalls near nakamals, or kava clubs, is making an impression on patrons Audio