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An emerging Samoan photographer who has explored gender identity and mythical story-telling hopes his work will go international. Audio

A call from the South Auckland community for more workshops on learning traditional Samoan dances, especially when nowadays the practices of Samoan dance is not considered 'traditional'. Audio

An economist says the Papua New Guinea government says ballooning debt servicing costs and the main reason for an enormous lift in public debt. Audio

The SML landowners at Panguna in Bougainville say no to a return by BCL but yes to another company coming in to mining the substantial gold and copper deposits. Audio

An effort to create a Second World War Museum in the Vanuatu town on Luganville is gaining traction, and its directors hope to start construction in the next couple of years. Audio

As pressure mounts on refugees to leave Manus Island, legal experts warn Australia is flouting international law. Audio

Drug supplies are slowly starting to be restored in Papua New Guinea, easing a nationwide crisis that has seen some hospitals closed and others driven to the brink. Audio

The Unit Trust of Samoa has had another record year, paying out just over one and a half million US dollars to investors, but ownership of a key strategic investment is about to change. Audio

A chance discovery by two men spending a day fishing on a New Caledonia reef has led to a new species of fish being named after them. Audio

A suspended opposition MP in Fiji says his court acquittal last week is a major win for him politically. Audio

The autonomous Bougainville Government says a major mining project, such as a re-opened Panguna mine, is vital ahead of a vote on independence from Papua New Guinea in 2019. Audio

The United Nations says it is facilitating talks in Solomon Islands to build confidence among the people as the Regional Assistance Mission prepares to leave. Audio

A mumps outbreak in the Marshall Islands may be hitting the country much harder than reported, according to the country's Ministry of Health. Audio

A women's empowerment project in Tonga has partnered with a bank and telecommunications company to help young women become entrepreneurs. Audio

A nationwide drug crisis has crippled hospitals and health centres in Papua New Guinea, with some hospitals completely running out of supplies. But replenishments are finally on their way. Audio

Family violence, financial stress and men's health are the focus of Pacific leaders in Wellington who are working to combat Pasifika social issues in the country's capital. Audio

The New Zealand Defence Force sent a team to Niue recently to look at how it could support the island if it was hit by a major disaster. Audio

Samoan app developed to build awareness about rheumatic fever. Audio

A New Zealand Catholic missionary, providing legal advice to landowners, has been forced out of Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Australian government's Export Finance Insurance Corporation has been questioned in the senate about its role in Papua New Guinea's LNG Project. Audio

An opposition proposal to raise the minumum wage in Fiji has received conflicting responses from civil society groups. Audio