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Transparency International Papua New Guinea says questions remain over a suspicious land deal involving at least two government ministers. Audio

Protests continued on Manus this week as Australia's High Court confirmed the legal status of the detention centre while Canberra continue moves to close it down. Audio

Activists in Papua New Guinea say the newly re-elected government needs to step up and rein in illegal logging. Audio

Human Rights Watch says in the past year, Indonesia's government has freed the majority of political prisoners in its Papuan provinces. Audio

The sale of exotic wood products in US stores is helping to drive the illegal harvesting of native forest in Papua New Guinea. The NGO Global Witness has tracked the supply chain of timber from PNG… Audio

Catholic Church leaders hope that deported religious lay worker, Doug Tennent, will be let back into Papua New Guinea within days. Audio

Climate change has been described as the defining inter-generational issue of our time by the environment watchdog, who wants New Zealand's emissions reduction targets put into law. Audio

A prominent lawyer says he suspects Australia has directed Nauru to prevent journalists from visiting. Audio

Police in Solomon Islands say they are proud to be taking on the responsibility for crocodile patrols. Audio

The leader of the Papua New Guinea National Party says the Electoral Commissioner has not given clear answers about the use of extra ballot papers and other glaring inconsistencies in the general… Audio

French Polynesia's pro-independence opposition labels nuclear weapons tests in the territory a crime against humanity. Audio

Most of Papua New Guinea's 89 open electorates have completed polling for the national election, according to the Electoral Commission. But as the electorates shift into counting mode, grievances… Audio

A Solomon Islands conservation group says it's planning legal action against the government over mining plans in the remote Temotu province. Audio

The Pacific Games Council is seeking a new host for the 2019 Pacific Games beginning the process of terminating Tonga's host agreement. Audio

The Bougainville Government says it won't give way to a landowner group that says it will not allow Bougainville Copper Ltd, or BCL, to return to the troubled Panguna mine. Audio

There is still dissension among family members who are still opposed to the chosen candidate for the high paramount chief title of Malietoa in Samoa. Audio

Opposition parliamentarians in Tonga are calling on the government to provide more clarity over what is happening to money initially earmarked for the 2019 Pacific Games, which the government pulled… Audio

The SML landowners at Panguna in Bougainville say no to a return by BCL but yes to another company coming in to mining the substantial gold and copper deposits. Audio

As pressure mounts on refugees to leave Manus Island, legal experts warn Australia is flouting international law. Audio

Thousands of community mental health support workers who were left out of the historic pay equity claim for care and support workers, because the government wouldn't include them, are taking legal… Audio