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There's a new website, New Zealand Asks God. It's the initiative of the Greenlane Christian Centre. Anyone can ask a question of God. The most popular will be answered by a theologically-trained team… Audio

People in Fiji are welcoming John Key's visit to Suva today, with hopes for pressure over human rights and enhanced business opportunities, but some say the trip sends the wrong message. Audio

A group of Canterbury University students head Niue later this month to implement schemes that won them the 21 Day Pacific Challenge. Audio

Jordanian molecular biologist Dr. Rana Dajani wanted Jordanian children to read for pleasure; while the average person in the United States reads 11 books for pleasure a year, Jordanians read just… Audio

Food historian Dr. Annie Gray talks about the history of the now global tradition and how it has evolved from the Georgian and Victorian eras. She also describes some of the dubious-tasting wartime… Audio

There is growing anger in academic circles at cuts being made to Pacific Studies at the Australiann National University. Audio

Classes are scheduled to resume at the University of Papua New Guinea after the first semester was suspended due to a student boycott. Audio

A Papua New Guinea national court ruling against the speaker of parliament's removal of cultural carvings and a totem pole from the national parliament has been described as a victory for common… Audio

An academic has warned Fiji educators not to rush into using technology as a dominant teaching tool because it may adversely affect critical thinking. Audio

Norfolk Island's push to be listed on the United Nations list of non-self- governing territories is not a straight process, according to a legal expert. Audio

Little porkies told by two and three-year-olds are cause for celebration according to one of the world's leading authorities on why children lie. Dr Kang Lee explains why the ability to tell lies as a… Audio, Gallery

It's 400 years since Tonga had its first contact with European explorers. Audio

There are signs that child poverty is growing in Tonga. Audio

A West Papuan theologian and activist says Papuan nationalist aspirations is a direct consequence of how the Indonesian state has treated his people. Audio

The Te Papa Museum in New Zealand is collecting Chamorro exhibits from Guam in an effort to share Micronesian culture with the South Pacific. Audio

Fiji's Parliamentary Speaker says she will not apologise for saying women women sometimes are responsible for domestic violence. Audio

The Samoan government has been warned not to consider proposed changes to the constitution to further recognise Christianity. Audio

Australia is partly to blame for enabling an authoritarian approach to government by the Baron Waqa-led administration on Nauru, according to an Australian academic. Audio

A doctor in Tonga is feeding children in his area after discovering half of the local primary school children were going without breakfast. Audio

Fiji is tackling an apparent spike in cases of child sexual and physical abuse as doctors call for more child psychologists to help victims. Audio

Two of the three main operating theatres in the Solomon Islands National Referral hospital condemned in December last year have finally been cleared to reopen. Audio