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An expert in electoral systems in the region says the new system planned for Fiji is a radical change from the past and will be a challenge for the country. Audio

New Zealand and Australia are called on to show greater commitment to climate change at the the summit of the Pacific Islands Forum in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Transparency International Vanuatu says the government needs to be clear on what commitment it is making with a Singaporean company over airport plans. Audio

A group of Australian doctors has formed a new group, Doctors for Refugees, to try and push for a policy change by Canberra Audio

Solomon Islands government accused of lacking a cohesive policy on West Papua amid contradictory signs from Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo during his state visit to Indonesia. Audio

Swimmer Ryan Pini to come out of retirement in a bid to compete at the 2015 Pacific Games. Audio

Written by Michael Robotham, reviewed by Harry Broad and Published by Little. Audio

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

An outbreak of dengue fever in FSM is straining hospital resources. 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

The Qualifications Authority is refusing to accept NCEA internal assessments from one school and is monitoring six others because they're not meeting its rules. Audio

The head of the Secretariat for the Pacific Community says there is a role for the new Fiji-led regional body because it has a different focus from other regional groups. Audio

The Indonesian government says the continuing violence in the Papuan region cannot be entirely blamed on the country's military and police. Audio

The Head of Islamic Studies research unit at Auckland University, Dr Zain Ali, says if John Key is right, the trainees will be planning operations and trying to recruit others - and now they know… Audio

Human Rights Watch has voiced alarm at a new law in Indonesia that gives the government wide powers to shut down NGOs in West Papua. Audio

More charges in French Polynesia over disappearance of local journalist. Audio

Australian-based Refugee Action Coaltion says protests and self harm continuing on Nauru as a minimum of six monthly delays to processing asylum seekers looks set to continue. Audio

A senior adviser on the region for a Washington-based think tank says the United States' foreign policy on Fiji is still a work in progress. Audio

Foreign policy scholars say Pacific Island countries need to take the steering wheel to ensure they get the most out of heightened interest both from China and the United States. Audio

The Solomon Islands government ministers admit corruption is an ongoing problem, but they say a new law on development aid works around it. Audio

A woman from the Marshall Islands who died fighting for justice for the survivors of United States nuclear weapons tests on her country's islands is the subject of a new book, written by her husband.

A Papuan man who says he witnessed the massacre of 40 people in a remote province describes his experience and says he is still hiding from the military. Audio

The head of the United Nations Development Programme in the region, Knut Ostby, says the agency welcomes the chance to give input on Fiji's elections next year. Audio

Fiji rugby legend Rupeni Caucaunibuca says he's got a point to prove in Wednesday's Centennial Match between the Classic All Blacks and Flying Fijians. Audio