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The Minister of Health in Solomon Islands says there is strong backing for his Child and Family Bill. Audio

The newly-appointed chair of Fiji's electoral commission says maintaining transparency and upholding the body's impartiality will be his biggest priorities. Audio

An Australian documentary following the struggle of a PNG community battling against commercial developers has been internationally recognised. Audio

Carl Bland is an acclaimed actor, playwright and painter, and the son of another renown New Zealand actor Peter Bland. He was a core cast member shows such as Rude Awakenings, and hit drama Street… Audio

Southern Response is refusing to say how much it has spent on its legal battle against policy holders who are taking class action against the insurer over their Christchurch quake claims. Video, Audio

The Papua New Guinea Football Association has welcomed the disqualification of Hekari United from this month's OFC Champions League. Audio

Samoa looks set to become a Christian state but what could that mean for people of other faiths? Audio

The premier body representing the fisheries' concerns of the 18 members of the Pacific Islands Forum says improved surveillance is just one of a number key steps the organisation plans in 2017. Audio

The Tongan company behind a proposed gaming resort says its development would provide much needed investment into a 'bleeding' economy. Audio

Sixteen states have begun legal action against US President Donald Trump's executive order restricting entry into the country for travellers from seven Muslim-majority nations, while thousands… Video, Audio

Hope the new US administration will look favourably on recommendations made in a new report to address the worker shortage in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Audio

The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio

The board of Tonga Airways says it is still intent on getting its services off the ground despite having to cancel the launch of its domestic flights, via a Fiji Airways charter, today. Audio

Lawyer Kathryn Dalziel offers insights on a damages claim, Nicky Hager's Police search and paying different fees for goods from overseas. Audio

The Fiji government has hit back at a group of foreign landowners who are fighting Fiji's land sale laws but the landowners are pushing ahead with their campaign. Audio