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Vanuatu's President, Baldwin Lonsdale, has overturned pardons given to 14 MPs by the politician filling in, in his absence from the country. Audio

Vanuatu's opposition has launched a multi-pronged attack on the government amid a political crisis triggered by last weekend's controversial pardon of 14 convicted MPs. Audio

Marching Norfolk Islanders accuse Australia of removing their democratic rights. Audio

Industry veterans Cydel led the winners list at the 11th annual Vodafone Pacific Music Awards which took place in New Zealand last weekend. Audio

Preparations are underway in Tonga for the coronation of King Tupou VI in July. Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's autonomous Bougainville region say they have new leads in a man hunt for 19 prisoners who broke out of the Buka police cells between three and four am on Sunday during a… Audio

Tourism operators in Aitutaki say if Sunday flights between the island and Rarotonga are canned it could be disastrous for the economy. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says the police have a zero tolerance policy on offences against children and he has issued a plea to the community to report child abuse. Audio

The Leader of Fiji's Sodelpa party, Ro Teimumu Kepa, says the party will follow through with its call for a parliamentary enquiry into the election but it also wants to find out where it went wrong. Audio

Fiji's Electoral Commissioner says it would be unfair to stop the election process without evidence presented. Audio

Fiji's military commander says he and the United Nations still have no idea where 45 of his soldiers captured by Syrian rebels are being held. Audio

Australian human rights group calls for government to be transparent about aslyum seekers' conditions on Manus Island and let journalists in. Audio

Details of violence on Manus Island remain sketchy as Australian Government stands by its claim detainees tried to escape. Audio

Up to 14 men arrested in Vanuatu after villages houses razed over land dispute. Audio

The waiting is almost over for rugby league fans with the World Cup kicking off in Britain this weekend. Audio

Dispute continues between the Mormon church in Brisbane and Samoan Mormons who say their native language has been banned from services. Audio

A Honiara-based academic says a belief and fear of sorcery is holding back development in Solomon Islands, and that the belief is growing. Audio

Discussions around the recently released Horn Report entitled 'Meeting the Challenge'. Audio

Tax reform with Professor Craig Elliffe from Auckland University, Bill Rosenberg, economist with the C.T.U. and Alf Capito, Head of Taxation Policy, Oceania with Ernst and Young Australia. Audio

Today's Sunday Group looks at the issue of road safety. Audio

Alcohol law review debate Audio

This week discusses Compulsory Military Training or National Service. Audio

This week The Sunday Group looks at New Zealand's role in Afghanistan. Audio

It's 25 years since David Lange was elected Prime Minister. Matt McCarten, Fran Wilde and Colin James discuss his legacy. Audio

This week looks at the impact of the recession on immigration. Audio