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A Tongan publisher says the prime minister's complaint that his government is deadlocked because it's being stymied by senior officials is a poor excuse for his government's failures. Audio

Former Manu Samoa Sevens coach Damian McGrath speaks out for the first time since his sacking. Audio

Tonga's government has expressed concern about the efficiency of policing in the country and is seemingly reluctant to support the Police Commissioner. Audio

For the first time, Tonga's LGBTI community will be calling on government leaders to revise legislation in order to protect LGBTI people. Audio

A former attorney general in Papua New Guinea wants to know where the police commissioner gets his authority to treat politicians and senior government servants more leniently than the general public.

PNG may have missed its chance to improve the number of women in politics when it failed to enable a bill reserving seats for women. Audio

A group in Samoa says new work it's doing is helping to empower women married into other villages and who are the main sufferers of domestic abuse. Audio

A lawyer in Guam hopes to file lawsuits against the Catholic Church next week now a new law has enabled child sexual abuse survivors to sue perpetrators and the institutions that may have protected… Audio

The University of Papua New Guinea is refusing to let seven students, who were granted a stay order against the administration's decision to terminate them, register for classes. Audio

A bill prohibiting the sale of betel nut to minors in the Northern Marianas has been signed into law by the Governor Ralph Torres. Audio

Bougainville's president is dismissing claims by one Panguna landowner group which is disputing his government's right to seek majority control of the mining company Bougainville Copper Ltd. Audio

The SPCA says breed specific legislation doesn't work. Audio

The non-government organisation, Dialogue Fiji, says its planned to hold a public meeting to look at how to resolve issues in the country's struggling sugar industry has been called off. Audio

A new study looks at the impact of rising temperatures on the state of ground water in Pacific island states. Audio

A lack of awareness around Papua New Guinea's newly passed cyber-crime laws is breeding mistrust among some bloggers and social media commentators in the country. Audio