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

Lawyer Graeme Edgler is on the panel to discuss extending laws on cyber bullying and the questionable questions being asked of potential candidates for the job of Auckland museum director. Audio

It's one of the most recognisable songs in rock music, but who really created it? Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are expected to head to a Los Angeles court to defend Stairway to Heaven… Audio

Papua New Guinea university students have been afforded little sympathy by authorities after police opened fire on them at a campus in Port Moresby this week. Urged to end their boycott of classes and… Audio

The situation in Papua New Guinea's capital remains tense after a day of unrest when police opened fire on students at the University of PNG. Audio

Nauru's election date could be announced in parliament tomorrow as the 3 year term ends. Audio

Pressure from Amnesty International for PNG and Tonga to follow Nauru and abolish the death penalty. Audio

South Bougainville's women's MP, Isabel Peta, believes her region is starting to thrive as it becomes more integrated into the rest of the Papua New Guinea autonomous region. Audio

Drivers in the Solomon Islands will now face massive fines if caught drink driving under new traffic legislation which came into force last week. 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

Canberra's attempt to rein in Norfolk Island could be undermined by the regional council it has set up. Audio

An Australian MP has slammed fellow legislators in New South Wales for denying Norfolk Islanders a vote in state elections. Audio

With an international arbitration ruling expected within weeks, China has been embarking on a diplomatic and publicity blitz over its disputed claims to the South China Sea, including attempts to… Audio

A battle between the Tongan Prime Minister and one of his predecssors is again threatening to derail plans to host the 2019 Pacific Games. Audio

The Leader of the Opposition in Papua New Guinea says he will oppose the use of the death penalty because the majority of his constituents are against its use. Audio

The New Zealand law firm Cone Marshall has been involved with yet another case that's been revealed by the Panama Papers - this time its a disgraced prominent Brazilian politician. Audio

Prime Minister John Key says as a result of the Panama Papers the Government is trying to get the second phase of anti-money laundering laws in place as fast as it can. Audio

Protesting students in Papua New Guinea are spreading their call throughout the country for the Prime Minister to step down. Audio

An outcry in Vanuatu over the assault of a woman after her three attackers were given a light sentence. Audio

Efforts by the police fraud squad in Papua New Guinea to probe a major corruption case implicating the Prime Minister are still tied up in court. 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

Students at the University of Papua New Guinea have been given a deadline to end their month long protest and leave the Port Moresby campus. Audio

A bakery operator says a ban on Sunday opening by bakeries is not what the people want and will have a detrimental effect. Audio