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Papua New Guinea's Defence Minister says the government is working with Indonesia to investigate and minimise tensions along the two countries' common border. Audio

The World Bank advocates greater labour mobility as the key to improving employment and opportunity in the Pacific. Audio

Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio

Co-founders of multimedia studio Cactuslab, creators of film-fan social network Letterboxd, and redesigners of the New Zealand International Film Festivals website. Audio

There's mounting criticism from Fiji's political parties that double standards are at play in the run up to the election. Audio

A former Fiji Labour Party senator says the 2006 coup was a blessing in disguise and is glad to be part of the proposed Fiji First party headed by the regime leader Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama. Audio

The major LNG gas project led by Exxon Mobil is about to commence production in Papua New Guinea where it is expected to provide major economic benefits to the country, however in a village situated… Audio

A mining watchdog says it is worried by a state of emergency in place in the Papua New Guinea mining town of Porgera, following previous incidents of violence. Audio

Samoa and Fiji will renew their rugby league rivalry on Saturday night, with the winner to qualify for the Four Nations tournament at the end of the year. Audio

A former Prime Minister of Fiji, Mahendra Chaudhry, is expected to be sentenced this week for breaching the country's Exchange Control Act. Audio

International credit ratings agency Standard and Poor's says Fiji's upcoming elections has played a central role in the agency revising the country's rating outlook from stable to positive. Audio

The chairman of the Media Industry Development Authority in Fiji is defending his decision to censure Fiji TV for broadcasting so-called hate speech. Audio

The Red Cross says the threat of further wet weather in the flood damaged Solomon Islands is likely to hamper recovery efforts and is making people very nervous. Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

A new video appears to contradict statements made by Papua New Guinea and Australian authorities after a death at Manus camp even further. Audio

The New Zealand politician Shane Jones says he would bring wide experience and passion to a new ambassador level role focusing on Pacific fisheries. Audio

Despite working through the Easter weekend disaster authorities in Solomon Islands have failed to shift many flood victims from makeshift evacuation centres in the capital. Audio

Pacific Games organisers in PNG are still unsure if all venues will be complete for next July. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key said last month he he would not want to be in Ms Collins's shoes if she made another mistake. Audio

The man who oversees the work of fishing vessel observers in the Pacific says a greater sense of professionalism is being imparted on those tasked with monitoring catches. Audio

New Zealand singer and songwriter who rose to fame in New Zealand and Australia during the 1980s. Audio

New Zealand NGO is looking for support to help farmers in rural Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands who were put out of business by the flooding two weeks ago. Audio

A close race expected between Toke Talagi and Stanley Kalauni who lobby legislative assembly to become Niue's next Premier. Audio

A team of New Zealand researchers have discovered a possible link between gout and protection against malaria in Pacific communities. Audio

UFDF says New Zealand government's view that Fiji elections will be free and fair is misguided. Audio