Amelia Langford

Kiribati's Prime Minister says less talk and more action on climate change; Questions are being raised about Fiji's election process; A refugee advocate says a Manus Island asylum seeker is declared… Audio

We speak to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki Moon; A project is launched to help low-income and rural Pacific Islanders; Fiji's National Federation Party reports confusion over… Audio

The latest Pacific regional news. Audio

Nations, Ban Ki Moon; Negotiations continue for the release of Fijian peacekeepers; An NGO in Guam fears young people on the island are being targeted by human traffickers; Solomon Islands passes… Audio

An NGO in Guam fears young people on the island are being targeted by human traffickers; The World Bank makes a commitment to climate change resilience; Solomon Islands passes legislation to protect… Audio

There are calls for Fiji's Electoral Commission to clarify its rules; It's 100 years since New Zealand's invasion of Samoa; An Australian think tank says PNG women face 'extreme challenges'; Pacific… Audio

Today marks the centenary of New Zealand's invasion of Samoa; An Australian think tank says PNG women face 'extreme challenges'; New partnership to promote ocean conservation; Cross-border trade with… Audio

An Australian think tank says women in the Pacific, particularly in Papua New Guinea, continue to face extreme challenges. Audio

A NZ academic urges Small Island Developing States to address 'blatant inequalities'; Troubled American Samoa hospital resumes off island referrals; A Tongan politician calls for MPs to work together… Audio

A New Zealand academic is urging leaders of small island developing states to address 'blatant inequalities' in the region. Audio

A Tongan MP is calling for MPs to work together to move the country forward; We speak to the new chairman of Tourism Fiji;The European Union send experts to Fiji to monitor the upcoming elections… Audio

There are calls in Fiji for an independent investigation into alleged police brutality; The European Union send experts to Fiji to monitor the upcoming elections; Fiji's Methodist Church takes a new… Audio

The European Union's ambassador for the Pacific says its experts will bring substantial experience to the observer group that will be monitoring Fiji's upcoming elections. Audio

Fiji's elections body comes under scrutiny; The buying and selling of fishing access becomes more sophisticated; A PNG Governor on path to turning PNG capital into global city; Also in PNG, the… Audio

A survey finds New Zealand political parties agree aid budget is too low; Calls for the release of all children in Australia's asylum seeker camps; Concerns in the Pacific over Australian broadcasting… Audio

Tensions run high in Solomon Island's capital after a mass fight; Political parties in Fiji call for the Government to go into caretaker mode; Compensation is sought over Bougainville's new mining… Audio

Compensation is sought over Bougainville mining law; US Pacific leaders say Obama's marine proposal will hurt their economy; A leading Pacific fishing agency wants scheme to control long-liners; We… Audio

US Pacific leaders say Obama's marine proposal will hurt their economy; A leading Pacific fishing agency wants scheme to control long-liners; Calls for the release of children in Australia's asylum… Audio

A New Zealand anti-violence agency says it fully supports the Vanuatu Police for going against customary law and taking a prosecution against a man who allegedly raped his wife. Audio

An Australian election observer previews the Fiji mission; There's optimism the market for sustainably caught tuna will continue to grow; Hundreds of jobs go at the Gold Ridge mine in Solomon Islands… Audio