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The so called 'miracle baby' in Fiji who was found 10 days ago crawling near five dead family members at the top of a cliff, is out of hospital but the community is anxious about rumors of sorcery and… Audio

A group of high profile opposition MPs have joined Papua New Guinea's coalition government amid political drama in Port Moresby surrounding a major faling out between new prime minister James Marape… Audio

Fiji, Samoa and Tonga will run onto Eden Park this weekend as they continue their preparations for the Rugby World Cup, which kicks off in just over three weeks. Audio

Rights groups say an internet blackout in Indonesia's West Papua marks a dangerous violation of free speech protections. Audio

The Pacific Conference of Churches has condemned what it calls institutional racism against West Papuans in Indonesia. This comes amid widspread protests in Papua region in response to harassment of… Audio

Tongan businesses are worried a Facebook ban the government is proposing could drastically cut their sales. Audio

Indonesia's president has been criticised for failing to address festering racism against West Papuans.  Audio

A dengue fever outbreak has struck the Marshall Islands this month with the island of Ebeye in Kwajalein Atoll particularly hard hit. Audio

New Zealand is putting nearly half a million dollars toward human rights monitoring in the Pacific. Audio

Dengue fever has struck Ebeye Island in the Marshall Islands with nine confirmed cases and over 103 people presenting with symptoms of the mosquito borne illness, triggering a State of Emergency. Audio

The Bougainville Referendum Commission says the six week delay in the holding of the vote on independence from Papua New Guinea, will ensure a better roll. Audio

This morning Edward asks why doesn't the US go the World Trade Organisation -- the WTO -- to press home its claims that China is a trade cheat. Here's business editor Gyles Beckford. Audio

The Marshall Islands government will survey a leaking nuclear-filled dome after growing international concern over the structure. Audio

A landowner threat to shut down a major gas project in Papua New Guinea has been averted for the time being. Baimuru landowners in Gulf province yesterday announced they would shut down the… Audio

Tokelau's High Court has backed the government's dismissal of two public servants, but found it unlawfully withheld pay from them. Audio

Amid financial woes, New Caledonia's SLN secures reprieve. Audio

The company managing Tonga's internet cable says the country's internet blackout was intentional "sabotage" by a powerful but unknown actor. Audio

An Australian MP has called on his government to accept New Zealand's offer and end indefinite offshore detention. Audio

Protests demanding a halt to the construction of a giant telescope on Hawaii's tallest mountain show no sign of abating. Audio

A health advocate in Fiji says something desperately needs to be done to combat diabetes with almost 1700 people dying annually from the disease. Audio

Swimming with the whales tourism in northern Tonga is disturbing the natural behaviour of nursing Humpbacks who are there to give birth, bond and nurse. Audio

French Polynesia's pro-independence movement hopes for UN visit to follow up decolonisation mandate. Audio

A kava bar in Auckland's downtown is hoping to win hearts and minds over the drink, especially among Pakeha. Audio

Tuvalu is looking to use its climate change fight as a marketing tool to attract more tourists. The low lying coral atoll nation of just under 11-thousand people is the least visited country in the… Audio

A new Pacific wide Institute of Human Rights Research is being launched in Suva today. Audio