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Weeks out from both Nauru's and Australia's general elections, MPs and refugee activists have slammed an Australian television programme for its coverage of the refugee story. Audio

The vice-chancellor of the University of Technology in Papua New Guinea is confident the majority of his students will return to class this week. Audio

The 45th anniversary of the Polynesian Panthers Party has seen the birth of a new generation of Pasifika activists in New Zealand. Audio

Fiji SODELPA party boss ready to return to village but sounds a warning about another coup leader taking on the reigns. Audio

A shortage of kava in Vanuatu's capital Port Vila has been linked to a recent severe drought that destroyed many young kava plantations as well as the industry's struggle to meet growing demand for… Audio

The United States has rejected allegations that new government legislation is in violation of conservation measures on high seas fishing. Audio

The ministry responsible for children in Samoa says it will seek more funding to implement the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. Audio

Many Marshallese advised to give up fish because of possible contamination. Audio

A group credited with fighting racism against Pacific people in New Zealand and putting them on the map politically celebrated 45 years this week. Audio

The UN says HIV infections are going down in Papua New Guinea, but others paint a less rosy picture. Audio

A regional fishing body is opposing the planned expansion of United States protected waters around Hawaii. Audio

Cost cutting is being blamed for deteriorating conditions at the Manus Island processing centre for asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Cook Islands Finance Minister, Mark Brown, has confirmed the government's consolidated accounts have not been audited for 3 years. Audio

The President of Bougainville John Momis says any decision on the lifting of the moratorium on mining exploration is for the Bougainville Executive Council to make. Audio

The Cook Islands Opposition coalition has dismissed Government claims that is delivering sound, disciplined, finance management. Audio

Vanuatu's government says all efforts will be made to get the opposition's support for major constitutional amendments which are seen as essential if the country is to address its problems of… Audio

A healthcare provider in Papua New Guinea says the number of people living with HIV is stable, but there is still a lack of education on the virus. Audio

The prime minister John Key made a 24 hour visit to Fiji last week - the first by a New Zealand leader in a decade. Audio

The Nauru Government has back pedalled on the prohibitive fees it had put in place for prospective election candidates. Audio

A new traffic system being trialled at the main wharf in Vanuatu's capital has helped ease tensions over access to cruise ship passengers. Audio

A senator from Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands, David Paul, says chemical contamination of fish there is a public health concern of epic proportion. Audio

Reports that Niue's tourism operators have been harassing the humpback whales which visit the island have been dismissed. Audio

Changing mindsets around waste management is a major focal point of environmental conservation efforts in Tonga. Audio

The New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has told Frank Bainimarama that New Zealand will not be leaving the Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

The Cook Islands Government says progress on the giant Te Mato Vai water project is being made despite some set backs. Audio