Don Wiseman

More now on Papua New Guinea where the political standoff between the two men who claim to be Prime Minister is continuing. Audio

Alarm's been raised in Papua New Guinea that the government could be interfering with the judiciary. Audio

Little change is expected when the 1-thousand and 50 registered voters on Niue choose their new 20 person parliament this weekend. Audio

The four men charged over the sinking of the Tonga inter-island ferry have been remanded in custody after being found guilty on all charges in relation to the disaster. Audio

Why did a left leaning party that has battled the monarchy in Tonga for years do so well in last week's election? Audio

There are calls for Pacific Island countries to given enough time to fully consult with their people over a planned regional trade deal that could lead to a common market in goods and services. Audio

Tributes have been paid to Greg Urwin, the former head of the Pacific Islands Forum, who has died at the age of 62. Audio

Papua New Guinea has many more indigenous languages than any other country, 818 of them. Audio

Plans afoot for a unit to protect the capital, Nuku'alofa, but from whom? Audio

The Police Commissioner rejected orders to remove two Ministers from the House. Audio

A publisher deported from Fiji says his newspaper will continue to run stories about the government in his absence. Audio

Alook at the challenges still facing Papua New Guinea, ahead of new elections. Audio