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Conductor and soprano soloist for Auckland Choral's performance of Missa Gaia by Paul Winter. Audio

One of Papua New Guinea's oldest, leading political parties is reeling from the departure of two of its MPs to the ruling People's National Congress party in a move reflective of a wider pattern… Audio

The utility provider in the Northern Marianas has released its quarterly report suggesting it is hamstrung by the local government. Audio

All Fiji workers will have access to arbitration under a proposed amendment to the Employment Relations Promulgation. Audio

An emergency management expert says Vanuatu needs to introduce cyclone proof building codes to avoid more big damage bills from disasters like Cyclone Pam. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Forestry Minister Douglas Tomuriesa says the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation-plus mechanism is ready for business. Audio

MPs are being asked to consider changing the law so parents are informed if their under-age child seeks an abortion. Audio

Sweeping changes to health and safety laws in the wake of the Pike River disaster have been shelved for two months because of resistance from National MPs. Audio

Sweeping changes to the country's health and safety laws in the wake of the Pike River disaster have been shelved for two months because of resistance within the National Party caucus. Audio

A scholar of parliamentary process and law in the region Richard Herr says the opposition in Fiji has a few options open to it to deal with the long term suspension of one of its MPSs. Audio

Dr Kevin Yuill is an anti-euthanasia author and campaigner visiting from the UK. Audio

The organiser of an historic conference on sexual diversity and orientation in the Pacific says the region is becoming more open to the subject matter. Audio

Managers of the Nauru detention centre have been admonished for not answering key questions during an Australian Senate inquiry into sexual abuse and violence at the facility. Audio

Bougainville elections commissioner says they have faces some isssues with the current poll but have been able to work through them. Audio

Drug testing in the workplace Audio

A fiery John Banks is demanding that the Solicitor-General, Mike Heron, be investigated for his conduct in the case against the former Auckland mayor and ACT leader. Audio

Chris Gallavin, the Dean of the Canterbury Law School has been following the case closely. Audio

Fiji's controversial media decree stays after parliament voted against any modification as suggested by the opposition. Audio

The head of the Security Intelligence Service says the Islamic State's sophisticated use of social media underlines the need for greater digital security. Audio

Ten asylum seekers have launched a High Court challenge on the legality of the Australian government's offshore detention policies, in a bid to prevent their return to Nauru. Audio

An adjunct Professor at Victoria University and former PricewaterhouseCoopers chairman John Shewan. Audio

Pacific Island nations have some of the highest rates of violence against children in the world - an issue UNICEF says needs to be brought out of the shadows. Audio

New Zealand police extends its advisory role on Bougainville into the south of the region, around Buin. Audio

The soon to be abolished Parliament of Norfolk Islands says the majority of its people are in a state of shock and grief at the removal of their political autonomy by Australia yesterday. Audio

American Samoa continues to debate the impact if plans to raise the minimum wage go ahead. Audio