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Cook Islands opposition party want to know why a Chinese vessel was let go despite the discovery of shark fins onboard. Audio

Nauru's chief justice Geoffrey Eames has resigned, saying New Zealand and Australia should have taken a tougher stance over serious breaches of the rule of law in Nauru. Audio

PNA member countries are meeting this week to divide funds and address differences. Audio

Chief justices from around the Pacific strongly condemn the actions of the Nauru Government. Audio

Warning that it's illegal to party hop amid news of five members of Samoa's ruling party preparing to break away and form new party. Audio

The leader of the Conservative Party, Colin Craig, says he's likely to proceed with legal action against the Green Party leader, Russel Norman, over his continued refusal to retract comments about Mr… Audio

The President of Fiji's Trade Union Congress says he is still baffled as to why he and five other unionists were arrested on New Year's Eve in Nadi. Audio

PNG's Speaker of parliament defends his plans to remove artefacts from the parliament building amid a public outcry and claims that he is destroying the country's cultural heritage. Audio

A Papua New Guinea health worker says sorcery is not just a creation of people's minds and sorcerers are immune to harm. Audio

Business owners in Vanuatu are concerned that new occupations added to the list reserved for ni-Vanuatu are too broad. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

UNHCR calls for immediate changes in the Australian run camps for asylum seekers on Nauru and PNG's Manus Island. Audio

Funeral costs, more choice and burial disputes are some of the main talking points at meetings being held around the country as part of a review of the Burial and Cremation Act. Audio

New Zealand company helps Bougainville prepare a new investment law that should ensure future foreign involvement is responsible. Audio

Mining forum in Solomon Islands' Isabel resolves that the province not ready - concerns expressed over environmental impact, social problems and lack of benefits for people. Audio

A new report on investment in Fiji has found political uncertainty has been one of the main reasons for the country not reaching its potential. Audio

United Nations agencies combine force in a new project to raise the capacity of Pacific countries in case they need to migrate as a result of climate change. Audio

The dean of the University of Papua New Guinea's law school says polygamy is a tradition that should remain an option. Audio

Nauru government told it must make the public aware of what is happening with regard to the Australian asylum seekers on the island. Audio

The premier of Solomon Islands' Temotu province says a Malaysian company planning to export round logs from Vanikoro has not been given a licence and is violating the law. Audio

A proposal that seeks to require teachers in American Samoa to be proficient in both Samoan and English, is being hotly debated. Audio

More high level contacts between Fiji and the EU with the first political dialogue in more than six years. Audio

American Samoa authorities to investigate pesticide use by foreign farmers. Audio

An EU official, in Fiji for a sugar conference, says the EU will not resume its aid programme until after the promised elections next year have taken place. Audio