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Niue marks 50 years of limited independence from New Zealand following the signing of the Free Compact of Association in 1974; Manshika Prasad finally declared the official winner of Miss Universe… Audio

Maiden speeches in Fiji parliament express anger and hope; Niue marks 40 years of independence; Solomons police chief is to bring in new leadership; PNG police brutality highlights troublesome link to… Audio

Turmoil in PNG's Wewak after police after charge with rape, fight with soldiers, abandon their police station.....the months sorcery conference in Goroka ..French Polynesia's Oscar Temaru says France… Audio

Tonga's government faces increasing pressure to not ratify a major women's rights convention; A French Commission to assess the aftermath of nuclear testing is greeted with suspicion; A peer review… Audio

Tonga's Democrats well organised for November poll; Fiji audit shows blatant financial mismanagement - FLP; ICC asked to investigate Australia for 'crimes of humanity'; More than 300 residents evicted… Audio

The Cook Islands prepares for seabed mining despite an abundance of concerns; The Agriculture Ministry in Niue says there is potential to develop hydroponic farming; The Premier of Solomons' Temotu… Audio

Concerns about the administration of justice in French Polynesia after papers go missing; A human rights report on Papua is welcomed but activists say the situation is far worse; The Cook Islands… Audio

Fears Nauru asylum seekers' court failure could led to self harm; Woman allegedly abducted on Honiara bus and raped; ITUC makes call for major investigation on Fiji; Niue to consider bringing in an… Audio

Shareholders in Bougainville Copper Limited dismiss Panguna compensation suggestions; Two critically injured following military attack on PNG students; Fiji army and police bands help Solomons police… Audio

The scientific community is calling on the Pacific to work together on developing sea bed mining; More jobs for Pasifika people in Auckland with employers eyeing a new training intiative for… Audio

The Pacific's pre-eminent leader Sir Michael Somare ends his political career in PNG; a Manus asylum seeker resisting deportation without finance says he fears for his life; the Cook Islands… Audio

Manus detainees get a huge payout from Australia; Pasifika leaders address social ills in New Zealand's capital; A Catholic missionary deported from Papua New Guinea is still not sure how he… Audio

Mining watchdog describes grim plight of Porgera people; Internet expert pessimistic about Niue's domain case; New road built by loggers connects remote PNG district; An exhibition at a new Museum in… Audio

The International Finance Corporation, or IFC, wants to know about the economic impact of the cruise tourism industry in Fiji; New Zealand's Wellington City has become the first municipal body in the… Audio

NZ's Labour party puts focus on Pacific climate change threat; Niue company ends free public wifi internet service; A Solomons orphanage and social welfare charity is seeking assistance as demands for… Audio

A commission of inquiry details Samoa's harrowing rates of violence and a lack of government action; Another report says Pacific Islands students face bullying rates way higher than global averages; A… Audio

Evacuees in limbo as Vanuatu emergency extended; Manus Island to Nauru transfer offer 'shameful'; Tongan govt still wants seat on Royal Privy Council; Niue moves from fishing to marine conservation… Audio

We hear of the concerns among the flood evacuees in the camps in Solomon Islands; While people could be in evacuation centres on Gudalcanal for months to come; Tonga's Ministry of Health confirms… Audio

Anger in Fiji amid claims of widespread election fraud; A lack of resources hinders PNG police trying to investigate violence cases; A teacher in American Samoa says it is not on for lawmakers to pay… Audio

Crown lawyers spend more than 20 thousand hours on Kim Dotcom, Swedish court to rule on lifting Julian Assange arrest warrant, Dutch liable over Srebrenica deaths, Soldier was highly experienced in… Audio

There are calls for an investigation into the alleged burning of up to 200 homes near a PNG gold mine; Pacific kava growers hopeful ban lift will revitalise industry; New Zealand PM's decision to skip… Audio

The Tongan government denies claims by an international public servants union; Tonga moves into line with international airline standards, as a controversial aircraft still operates in the country… Audio

Papua situation said to be worse than reported by AHRC; State of emergency to quickly repair rundown PNG hospital; Poor soil and labour shortage in Niue hamper developments in vanilla industry… Audio