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A lawsuit against US military proposals for two Northern Marianas islands claims that the US has shifted the goalposts on its plans in the territory. Audio

A Samoan New Zealand family is demanding that a decision be made on a land transfer that went to court in Apia 13 years ago. Audio

Tourists and expats returning to Niue have prompted a mini housing boom on the island. Audio

The commissioner of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force says he is not aware of any talks about a longer term Australian Federal Police presence in the country. Audio

A small dive operation in the Solomon Islands has been shorlisted for the 2016 Luxury Travel Guide Global Awards. Audio

Some Pacific island countries' claims to lucrative fishing and seabed mining resources could be limited by a landmark ruling on the South China Sea. Audio

A Sudanese man who fled war and persecution and was injured in riots in Manus Island in PNG has now been secretly deported from Melbourne to Christmas Island. Daniel Webb, from the Human Rights Law… Audio

Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio

The charity Habitat for Humanity says it plans a surge in the number of houses it builds in the next six months, in the face of more severe cyclones in the region. Audio

A group fighting for media freedom in the Pacific says free and fair access to media should come higher up the list of considerations for election observers. Audio

Various tax options are currently being reviewed by the Vanuatu government to help increase government funds. Audio

The leader of a project to stimulate free expression in Fiji has been appointed by the British Council and Save the Children. Audio

A long time campaigner for improved government in Tonga says the country is making no progress in dealing with long standing corruption issues. Audio

A photography project which documented a Samoan village over a twenty year period will soon be exhibited in New Zealand and Samoa. Audio

Police deny organised crime problem in CNMI despite latest murder Audio

America is sending a naval ship to the New Zealand navy's 75th anniversary celebrations. Our Foreign Affairs Minister says he will not be asking the United States to confirm or deny whether the ship… Audio

A new report says Australia and New Zealand need to recognise the traditional orthodoxy in the Pacific has changed, and adopt a more equal approach to re-engaging with Fiji militarily. Audio

Vanuatu village takes full advantage of its first internet connection. Audio

As he prepares to face a motion of no-confidence vote in parliament this Friday, pressure continues to build on Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill to stand down. Audio

The United Liberation Movement for West Papua says its campaign to become full members at the Melanesian Spearhead Group is not deterred, following the latest MSG leaders summit in Honiara. Audio

Women and youth are to be the main focus of a United Nations peace-building programme being rolled out in Solomon Islands over the next 18 months. Audio

Coconut crops in the Pacific might be moving more inland as sea level rise starts to impact soil. Audio

Researchers have found nearly half of Pacific secondary school students in New Zealand are living in poverty. Audio

Well known Pacific media personality and commentator Kalafi Moala has told journalism trainers they have to do more to prepare their students to properly cover Pacific stories. Audio