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The Australian government is to pay millions of dollars in compensation to 1905 men it detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio

A New Zealand Catholic missionary, providing legal advice to landowners, has been forced out of Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Australian government's Export Finance Insurance Corporation has been questioned in the senate about its role in Papua New Guinea's LNG Project. Audio

The premier of Western Province in Solomon Islands says banning plastic bags will benefit tourism. Audio

The Pacific Games Council is threatening legal action in reponse to the Tonga government unilaterally withdrawing from hosting the 2019 Games. Audio

A women's advocate in Tonga says the government needs to improve legislation around the protection of women and children. Audio

There are concerns in Nauru that a law change rushed through this week interferes with the right to subpoena public servants to appear as witnesses in court cases. Audio

Hotels and motels are considering their options after the targeted rate was controversially approved yesterday. Audio

An Auckland family is vowing to carry on their battle for justice for a woman believed to have been one of New Zealand's youngest victims of a rare asbestos-related cancer. Video, Audio

When delegates sit down next week in New York to consider how to ensure the sustainability of the world's oceans there will be a strong Pacific push to focus on the rights of coastal communities. Audio

A lawyer in the Federated States of Micronesia says she she'll go ahead with legal action to try and set free four Nepali refugees detained in Pohnpei. Audio

Four Nepalese men are stuck on a rickety boat in the Federated States of Micronesia nearly a year after they were given refugee status. Audio

Pacific Tales shared at Auckland Writers Festival. Audio

Teachers might need to be more careful when handing out detentions and suspensions thanks to a new system that advises children on their rights at school through their mobile phone. Audio

Fisheries authorities in Fiji say they are seeking to impose a seasonal ban on beche-de-mer exports by the end of the month because the resource is on the verge of being wiped out. Audio

Fiji fisheries authorities are planning to ban beche-de-mer exports as they say the marine animal is on the verge of being wiped out. Audio

Australian senator accuses minister of telling despicable lie about Manus Island detainees. Audio

The Fiji government says a new bill will not prevent criticism of MPs if enacted. Audio

Lawyers in Australia say the immigration department has treated parliament with contempt over Nauru and Manus Island. Audio