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A Papua New Guinea NGO that had been helping HIV/AIDS victims but is being forced to shut after losing its financial backing hopes it can get support elsewhere. Audio

A Blackball farmer who owns the road heading into Pike River has gifted legal control of the land to Pike River victims' families. Audio

Samoa's so-called 'third gender' is celebrating fa'afafine week while advocating for equal rights in the community. Audio

The use of torture by Fiji's security forces is again in the spotlight after an Amnesty International report highlighted the lack of justice for several prominent cases. Audio

The row over a Cook Islands fishing agreement intensifies as traditional leaders claim they were prevented from expressing their opposition to EU officials at a public meeting Audio

An Amnesty International researcher, who was recently in Nauru, says she cannot believe the Australian attitude to the asylum seekers and refugees. Audio

The father of Vilikesa Soko says the prison sentences of his son's assailants are lenient. Audio

A Papua New Guinea woman, who has established a service to help victims of gender based violence, says she is often the target of verbal abuse. Audio

A wind powered trimaran to provide a more regular shipping service for Tonga's far northern Niua Islands is to be launched this weekend in New Zealand. Audio

A guidebook uniquely designed to help Pacific governments report on Human Rights is being finalised this week in Fiji. Audio

Claims sand mining is causing erosion on some of Samoa's beaches are being dismissed by its Environment Ministry. Audio

The returning president of Palau, Tommy Remengesau Jr, says the 2016 election race was the toughest ever on both a political and personal level. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has appealed for international help in resettling refugees held on Manus Island. Audio

Young people in the Pacific could find it easier to start companies after improvements to business legislation, the World Bank says. Audio

Under a proposed Australian law change asylum seekers and refugees who attempt to arrive in Australia by boat will be permanently banned from entering the country. Audio

The Privacy Commissioner John Edwards says police vetting of half a million New Zealanders every year needs to be done better. John Edwards says there are too many inconsistencies and people don't… Audio

There are fears capping the number of foreign workers allowed into the Northern Marianas could hold back the US territory's booming economy. Audio

Many Australians are deeply ashamed of how their government treats asylum seekers, according to a social agency. Audio

Doctors are now exempt from prosecution should they speak publicly about Nauru and Manus but teachers are still under threat. Audio