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The unions affiliated to the Labour Party will play a key role in deciding who takes over as leader if a contest is held. Audio

PNG police managed to quell tensions in Mt Hagen which developed over the local level government elections. Audio

Refugee advocacy group condemns Canberra for transferring the first asylum seeker families to Nauru. Audio

Owner of the Rabaul Queen, which sank in February last year and claimed dozens of lives, is charged with manslaughter . Audio

The owner of the Rabaul Queen ferry which sank off Papua New Guinea's Morobe coast 18 months ago is facing 162 counts of manslaughter. Audio

Shirley Artemiev from Wellington has chosen 'Play Me' by Neil Diamond. Audio

Auckland musician, music teacher and musical director of the Summerset NZ Young at Heart chorus. Audio

Australian playwright and screenwriter whose 1996 play, Speaking in Tongues is currently playing in a new SILO Theatre production. Audio

PNG's opposition is confident that its constitutional challenge against the government's asylum seeker deal with Australia has merit. Audio

The war of words between Papua New Guinea and the autonomous region of Bougainville continued throughout the visit of New Zealand's foreign minister this week. Audio

A New Zealand MP says there has been overwhelming support in Kiribati for a report addressing adolescent sexual and reproductive health.. Audio

Pacific rugby community sees players association as an important step forward Audio

A national women's theatre company has been established in Solomon Islands as a vehicle for reducing violence against women. Audio

Owner of Wellington cult beer bar Hashigo Zake, and distributor for a range of local craft beers. Audio

Fiji's regime underlines its opposition to Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific as regional leaders discuss the merits of the Pacific Islands Development Forum which has just completed its… Audio

PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government is serious about converting the country's resources wealth into real gains in living standards for ordinary people. He also emphasises PNG's… Audio

Nauru opposition banned in local media from commenting on government's controversial decision to resettle refugees on the island. Audio

Graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, and now lecturer in creative writing at the Manukau Institute of Technology, whose second novel, The Luminaries, has been longlisted for the Man Booker Prize. Audio

Fiji's regime keeps looking to rearrange the regional architecture. Audio

Measures to increase political stability in Vanuatu such as clamping down on party hopping have been outlined in a paper that will be debated by parties later this month. Audio

Filmmaker Evan L Katz on his dark comedy Cheap Thrills, which tells the story of one long, awful night in the life of Craig, an out-of-work writer facing desperate measures. Audio

Vanuatu's first president takes stock of the country's development as it marks 33 years of independence. Audio

Teachers in Solomon Islands have returned to school after ending a two-week strike over relevelling dues. Audio

The Tahiti beach soccer team continues to fine-tune their preparations for September's World Cup in Papeete. Audio

The SPC says island governments need to have as much information as possible about deep sea mining before granting licenses for exploration in their waters. Audio