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A Pasifika men's event in New Zealand tackles issues including health, financial capability and family violence. Audio

The Vanuatu Rowing Association's new Director of Rowing sets out his vision for the future. Audio

A prominent publisher in Tonga says the government's decision to part-privatise the public broadcaster is the result of a personal vendetta. Audio

The Pacific Games Council is seeking a new host for the 2019 Pacific Games beginning the process of terminating Tonga's host agreement. Audio

The Commonwealth observer team monitoring Papua New Guinea's election is taking note of the flood of complaints about electoral roll flaws. However, the team's chairman says it's role is to observe… Audio

Pacific people in New Zealand sign up to be Maori Party election candidates. Audio, Gallery

Halfway through its designated polling period, Papua New Guinea's national election has become mired in controversy. Audio

For French Polynesia, today marks the 51st anniversary of the first French nuclear test in the Pacific, an event which will be marked with marches and remembrance. Audio

Four Nepalese refugees who'd been detained on a ramshackle boat in Pohnpei for months have been moved to a house as they wait to be resettled. Audio

Efforts are continuing in American Samoa to curb a growing problem of illegal drug use, particularly among youth. Audio

The Bougainville Government says it won't give way to a landowner group that says it will not allow Bougainville Copper Ltd, or BCL, to return to the troubled Panguna mine. Audio

Understanding the success of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands holds the key to the country's future. Audio

As Tokelau's last village is connected to the country's power grid, the goal of a 100 percent sustainable energy supply, 100 percent of the time gets closer. Audio

A number of events have been held to mark the 75th anniversary of the sinking of the Montevideo Maru in 1942, but an Australian historian says far too little is known about Australia's worst maritime… Audio

Papua New Guinea's former prime minister Sir Mekere Morauta says the national election is being rigged under the watch of the Electoral Commissioner. Audio

An anti torture protestor in Fiji has been released after spending a second night in police cells and two days of questioning. Audio

A shortage of supplies could have led to the outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant superbug in a Fiji neonatal intensive care unit, according to the hospital's director. Audio

Māori Television has scheduled a controversial television show called Jonah from Tonga into their programming line up. However, this same show received a negative response from the Tongan community in… Audio

Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commission is under growing pressure after a raft of polling and common roll problems in the national election. Audio

Opposition parliamentarians in Tonga are calling on the government to provide more clarity over what is happening to money initially earmarked for the 2019 Pacific Games, which the government pulled… Audio

Conservation eradication efforts reviving endangered bird species in French Polynesia. Audio

Solomon Islanders are expressing their thanks to the departing regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the country for the better part of 14 years and that is leaving the country… Audio

A former mental health worker says the New Zealand government has failed to address the needs of vulnerable Maori and Pasifika peoples. Audio

The regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the Solomon Islands for the better part of 14 years is leaving the country this Friday. The Regional Assistance Mission, or RAMSI as it's… Audio

A former Solomon Islands foreign affairs minister says the departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands is an opportunity for the country to shape its own future. Audio