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The author of a new book on Pacific nuclear testing says he hopes it will shed more light on Britain's little known role in this controversial chapter of the region's history. Audio

A Vanuatu opposition MP and former prime minister, Sato Kilman, says the government should be careful to act consistently on foreign policy, with regards to its position on West Papua and a border… Audio

There is growing fear among evacuees on the Vanuatu island of Ambae with shelter starting to run out as thousands more flee the erupting Manaro Voui volcano. Audio

The population in the Marshall Islands population is barely changing each year, largely as a result of out-migration to the United States. Audio

A Lutheran missionary in Papua New Guinea's Highlands says a perfect storm of traditional spiritual beliefs mixed with local interpretations of Christianity has resulted in a marked increase in… Audio

Samoa's national public inquiry into family violence hopes to find solutions. Audio

A climate activist group representing 14 countries from around the Pacific has launched a website to give a voice to their concerns at November's international climate talks in Germany. Audio

Five chocolate and coffee suppliers from across the Pacific hope to expand their presence in the New Zealand market through Auckland's annual Chocolate and Coffee show. Audio

Student's Samoan myths and legends debut performance staged in iconic Auckland fale. Audio, Gallery

New Zealand political parties outline their Pacific-related policies ahead of the election. Audio

Mixed feelings on Manus Island as 54 refugees are accepted for US resettlement. Audio

Tuvalu's tourism authorities are looking at how they can grow the industry in a sustainable way that also spreads the story of how they are adapting to climate change. Audio

A child sex abuse scandal is plaguing one of the most Catholic places in the world, with more than 100 lawsuits filed against the church on Guam. Audio

The head of Tonga's Civil Society says the call to an early election could provide an opportunity for more women to become politically active and get into parliament. Audio

Candidates still need a lot of money and resources to win an election in Papua New Guinea, according to a man who stood in the recent polls in Chimbu Province's regional seat who is pushing for PNG to… Audio

A New Zealand speciality coffee roaster says he's committed to growers in PNG and to telling their stories. Audio

The Bougainville agency charged with preparing the region for a referendum on independence from Papua New Guinea is already looking beyond the vote scheduled for June 2019. Audio

The Pacific's environmental agency chief says their 28th meeting of officials in Samoa marks a new strategic direction and the start of an action plan to get there. Audio

The West Papua National Coalition for Liberation says proposed dialogue with Jakarta falls outside the roadmap towards independence which it describes as gaining momentum. Audio

The team of Australian lawyers representing a group of Nauruans charged with offences relating to a pro-democracy protest more than two years ago are seeking donations to cover their expenses. Audio

Papua New Guinea's coffee industry is being increasingly threatened by an invasive beetle while the government stalls on promised emergency funding. Audio

A new digital health mapping tool is being developed in the Pacific to help provide a bird's-eye view of the locations of health facilities and resources such as staff, medicines and equipment. Audio

An academic in civil engineering at the University of Hawaii is critical of further funding being channelled into the Honolulu rail project. Audio

Confrontation between media and Indonesian officials at the Pacific Island Forum Leaders summit in Apia last week turned sour when the topic of West Papua was brought up. Audio