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Anger in Norfolk Island at Australia's intention to push ahead with governance changes, removing the island's long standing autonomy. Audio

Continued efforts are being made to decrease Papua New Guinea's maternal mortality rates. Audio

The member of Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party at the centre of a dispute with the Fiji Sun says the retraction of a Media Industry Development Authority ruling may pave the way for the issue to go to… Audio

An Australian barrister has accused immigration authorities of intentionally withholding 2000 letters of support for asylum seekers at the detention centres on Nauru. Audio

The Papua New Guinea foreign minister has not raised shooting of school children with Indonesian counterpart. Audio

: Solomons gaining momentum in fight against corruption: Transparency International. Audio

Tonga is preparing to finally ratify the United Nations convention on eliminating all forms of discrimination against women but with conditions. Audio

The University of the South Pacific and the Solomon Islands government set their sights on 2018 to complete the $15million US dollar campus. Audio

A human rights researcher says Fiji's ratification of both the UN Convention Against Torture and its optional protocol would send out a strong message internationally. Audio

Tuvalu is fronting the UN for a review of its women's rights record. Audio

A global mineworkers union is taking its campaign against Rio Tinto to the people of Bougainville. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato has met his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop as part of the annual ministerial forum in PNG. Audio

The Fiji government says it will not budge over a decree requiring significant events to be broadcast across all television channels. Audio

A man in Niue who was arrested and taken into custody when the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, visited last June, is suing police. Audio

New Zealand symposium told more work ahead lies ahead to ensure an end to Fiji's "coup culture". Audio

Australian officials have defended their record on the treatment of asylum seekers at a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva. Audio

The Democratic Party in Tonga says its emphasis going into this month's election is on accountability and restoring the rule of law. Audio

French Polynesia is a step closer to establishing a new land tribunal after talks in Paris between its Lands Minister and the French Overseas Minister. Audio

The Tonga government says claims by Public Services International it is threatening and repressing public servants are completely unfounded. Audio

Governors of Papua New Guinea's provinces have been meeting in Kavieng to discuss common issues and efforts to gain more autonomy. Audio

The CEO of Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says the group has a lot of work ahead of it to empower people after the recent election. Audio

Transparency International's PNG chapter speaks out about tiny opposition in parliament. Audio

Election experts say a decree provision in Fiji which prohibits any person from communicating political messages in the two days leading up to polling tomorrow is unprecedented. Audio

Fisheries scientists are hoping new evidence which they say proves longline tuna vessels have been specifically targeting threatened sharks will provoke law changes. Audio

The leader of the Cook Islands Democratic Party says there is a high likelihood he will appeal a recent High Court decision confirming his loss of the Penrhyn seat. Audio