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The leader of Fiji's Labour Party is now considering an appeal after being sentenced to what is thought to be Fiji's largest ever fine. Audio

On the way to the service at Otamataha Cemetary, Justine Murray talks with Dr Hauata Palmer about the large scale of this years commemorations and the unveiling of the eight pou. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says urgent action is needed to prevent diabetes, heart disease and cancer which account for 70 percent of deaths in the Pacific region. Audio

The MP for Papua New Guinea's Rabaul district has issued a plea for the country not to turn its back on the historic town. He says the town remains an important hub for economic and health services… Audio

Kiribati is facing stark choices with its overcrowded and under-nourished Tarawa Atoll, and says it is still finding its way through a climate change minefield, as rising sea levels and land erosion… Audio

Australia's asylum seeker laws are breaching at least 7 international laws, according to a researcher. Audio

More work to be done to convince parents and religious leaders in American Samoa of the need for sex education in the classroom. Audio

Re-instated PNG university head delighted to be back in Lae. Audio

The agency UNICEF says its raising awareness of immunisation in an effort to protect children with vaccinations, even in remote parts of the Pacific region. Audio

Izzeldin Abuelaish is a man who has every reason to seek revenge but chooses not to. Three of his daughters were killed by Israeli mortar in 2009. He tells us why peace, not revenge, is worth fighting… Audio

The Fiji regime has again warned people are stirring up trouble over land as Fiji heads towards elections in September but doubt remains over its assurances that indigenous land is more secure than… Audio

A new book focusing on the 'secret history' of Pacific's big contemporary issues has been launched in New Zealand. Audio

One of the world's leading experts on the subject of the evolution of behaviour, who is visiting New Zealand for the Allan Wilson Centre's 2014 International Speaker Series with his presentation, The… Audio

Fiji police say they are investigating Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama for breaching law pertaining to the election. Audio

Dr. Michael Stevens, history lecturer at Otago University and a proud "Bluffie", has received a Marsden Fund Fast-Start grant to research the history of Bluff between the years 1800 and 2000. He… Audio

In Solomon Islands there is increasing concern at the threat of disease after last week's floods. Audio

Contaminated water and not avian flu may be behind the death of hundreds of chickens on a Palau poultry farm. Audio

About a fifth of Honiara's population is living in evacuation centres set up in the capital following last week's devastating floods in Solomon Islands. Audio

An academic says the conviction of Fiji Labour Party's leader means Rear Admiral Bainimarama has an advantage in elections promised for September. Audio

People are continuing to flow into evacuation centres in Solomon Islands after devastating floods last week. Audio

'Lamplighter' by Kerry Donovan Brown, published by Victoria University Press. Audio

The revamped Oceania Champions League football tournament kicked off in Fiji this week with more teams, more pressure, and less rest. Audio

Findings from an ancient cemetery in Vanuatu have been linked to Polynesian ancestry. Audio

A United Nations advocate says Vanuatu women have one of the lowest levels of participation in political leadership. Audio

The Fiji Law Society says a decree provision allowing phone and internet monitoring in the days before the election is open to abuse and could allow the government to access people's telephone and… Audio