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Fiji's Fire Chief says flames engulfed the operating theatre of Lautoka Hospital early on Tuesday morning sparking a mass evacuation. Audio

Fiji police have made a public appeal to parents to keep their children safe over the school holiday period after the deaths of four children last week. Audio

Mate Ma'a Tonga bowed out of the Rugby League World Cup in controversial circumstances but the team is determined that their efforts result in lasting change for the international game. Audio

All four Pacific Island teams have qualified for the knockout rounds at the Rugby League World Cup. Audio

Fifty years on, All Whites veterans Ray Mears and Paul Rennell remember the Vietnam 'Tour of Duty' that saw their team dropped right into a controversial war for a football tournament.

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake felt in Samoa on Saturday triggered memories of the devastating 2009 tsunami. Audio

Samoa commissioner optimistic about efforts to curb family violence incidents. Audio

New Caledonia's independence refernedum nears and the make-up of the rolls is still unclear Audio

Act leader David Seymour says he's upbeat despite being on the periphery of coalition talks. Audio

The lack of psychiatric care outside the Manus Island detention centre raises fear of more deaths. Audio

UNICEF's field office chief in Vanuatu says children displaced by the volcanic eruption on Ambae Island are in urgent need of support. Audio

With the price of a ticket to the cinema pushing 20 bucks, we all want to get the most out of going to the movies. Enter Ann Hornaday. She's the Chief film critic for the Washington Post. She wants… Audio

A petition to the United Nations with the signatures of 1.8 million West Papuans seeking self-determination could be a watershed moment for the independence movement Audio

Obesity figures for Pacific people in New Zealand and in the region are pretty bad but a Otago University study has detailed three approaches that can ensure a healthy state is maintained.. Audio

Cook Islands' traditional voyaging vaka Marumaru Atua was severely damaged in a fire earlier this month. Audio

West Papuan independence campaigners to petition the UN later this month with signatures from the people of the Indonesian province. Audio

Authorities in Vanuatu say they could increase the danger zone around volcanoes on Ambrym if the drastic change in their activity continues. Audio

Tonga artists want traditional knowledge of arts and crafts shared. Audio

Millie Lovelock tells us about her thesis mapping the processes of fan and celebrity identity co-construction in the boy band One Direction. Audio

Movement and livelihoods of people in the capital of Papua New Guinea's Enga province have been brought to a standstill due to the recent election. Audio

A Papua New Guinea writer says he doubts there is enough political will to create the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Audio

Transparency International Papua New Guinea says questions remain over a suspicious land deal involving at least two government ministers. Audio

Police in Papua New Guinea's Enga province say they are enforcing a truce between tribes who have been fighting over the recent Kandep election. Audio