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Pressure is back on Papua New Guinea's prime minister to clear his name in relation to a fraud case, after the National Court dismissed a challenge to the legality of an arrest warrant issued him… Audio

Lawlessness related to Papua New Guinea's election continues to fester, with more deadly violence in the Highlands region. Audio

The Prime Minister of Samoa, Tuilaepa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi, has been in New Zealand this week promoting his memoir 'Palemia'. Audio

The incoming chairman of the Pacific Islands Forum says the regional body tries to deal with too many issues and needs to become more focussed. Audio

Seventy-five years ago today, allied forces began a major offensive against the Japanese in the Pacific. Audio

The world head of Transparency International, Jose Ugaz, says the watchdog organisation is planning to take a new approach to dealing with corrupt and fraudulent practices. Audio

Pacific countries are looking at a variety of tools to step up the battle against the ubiquitous plastic bag. Audio

Over $US600,000 of World Bank financing that was meant to go towards cyclone recovery in Tonga is unaccounted for, triggering a government investigation. Audio

The 75th anniversary of the Battle of Guadalcanal is being marked in Solomon Islands over the next five days. Audio

Despite the emergence of a government in Papua New Guinea, questions remain over the legitimacy of the general election. Audio

The establishment of a Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science has been given the green light. Audio

Vanuatu is undergoing its first Pacific Islands Forum gender and human rights review of its policies and programmes Audio

Female politicians who've had children while in Parliament say it's totally inappropriate to be asked about their pregnancy plans. Audio

An Auditor-General's report in Fiji has raised eyebrows, not just because of the details of financial mismanagement, but for the reaction to subsequent media coverage. Audio

Honolulu moves to legislate against crossing the street while looking at a mobile electronic device. Audio

From this Saturday through to next Thursday a series of events on Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands will be held to mark the 75th anniversary of one of the most important battles of World War Two. Audio

A stage play highlighting teenagers' tough upbringing in the New Zealand suburb of Cannons Creek has been performed in front of a home crowd. Audio, Gallery

The World Bank has helped launched a new tool that can identify the best Pacific sites for solar power developments. Audio

As Papua New Guinea's lengthy election draws to a close, it's still not clear if results in all seats will be finalised by the time parliament sits this week. Meanwhile, lobbying among MPs over the… Audio

Tonga's police are cracking down on officers who are ill-disciplined or who break the law with nine staff currently suspended and the potential for many more to follow. Audio

The Australian government has alienated nations that could have resettled offshore detainees, according to the Refugee Council. Audio

Extreme El Niño events are likely to become twice as common,even with global warming limits. Audio

A survey in Fiji has revealed that almost half of children under the age of 14 have consumed alcohol, taken drugs or had sex. Audio

A Norfolk Island importer says his and other businesses have been struggling with compliance and red-tape since Australia shut down the autonomous legislature a year ago. Audio

Fiji's Olympic gold medal winning sevens captain is poised to leave the team after signing a multi-year contract with the US-based Houston Strikers. Audio