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An Australian journalist given access to Nauru says there is strong opposition to an offer from the United States to accept refugees from the island. Audio

Kaipara skipper Tony Wallace says Bill McNatty's decision to take the Francie out on the water on Saturday ultimately cost the lives of seven men - while one person remains missing. Video, Audio

Up to 1700 athletes are expected to take part in the relaunched Samoa Games next month. Audio

Fiji's appointment as a co-chair of next year's UN Climate Change Conference is good news for the region, according to the Pacific Community. Audio

A demonstration was staged in front of an Indonesian naval ship in Auckland on Sunday as a protest against military involvement in West Papua. Audio

PNG U20s score first ever World Cup goal. Audio

A United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights, Francois Crepeau, says Australia's human rights record has been tarnished by its migration policies. Audio

New Zealand born soprano Lauren Armishaw plays the title role in Gluck’s opera Alceste which is RNZ Concert’s Opera on Sunday this weekend. Armishaw has been living in The Hague for many years… Audio

Church groups around the region are calling for justice on longstanding issues undermining the rights of the region's people. Audio

Under 20 Women's World Cup to kick off in PNG. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum is still relevant, and Pacific countries want New Zealand and Australia to remain in it, according to a new study. Audio

Counter human-trafficking training and a public awareness campaign are the tools being used to fight modern day slavery in PNG. Audio

Play it Strange is the foundation encouraging school aged kids to write songs and develop as musicians and is still going strong in its thirteenth year.  Founder Mike Chunn talks Alex Behan through… Audio, Gallery

The Rolling Stones; Exile on Main Street. Chosen by Labour MP David Shearer. Audio

Gareth Baber discusses the challenge of taking charge of the Olympic sevens champions. Audio

A new report claims the New Zealand government is trying to get around commitments to climate change targets by using 'creative' carbon credit accounting. Audio

Trade negotiators, NGO leaders and economists discuss the best combination of trade and aid to lift people out of poverty. Audio

The Fiji Broadcasting Corporation has been reported to the police for allegedly racist and inflammatory content on one of its TV shows. Audio

Civil unrest could grip the Pacific unrest unless more is done to occupy the region's growing youth population. Audio

Efforts are being made to improve the productivity of small coconut producers around the Pacific. Audio

The Cook Islands qualify for the Women's Rugby League World Cup by default. Audio

Out of season high tides damage seawalls and flood backyards in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Contrary to popular belief, All Black Buck Shelford did not lose a testicle while playing against France but Colin "Pinetree" Meads really did play almost an entire game of rugby with a broken arm… Audio

Dutch piano virtuoso Ronald Brautigam is in New Zealand to perform one of Mozart’s most loved concertos, No 24 in C Minor,  with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Edo de… Audio