Dateline

A prominent Pasifika academic says a new fellowship fund in New Zealand will be important for saving Pacific histories that are at risk of being lost. Audio

The Fiji trade commissioner to Papua New Guinea, Navitalai Tuivuniwai, sees lots of opportunities for his country and Bougainville to work together. Audio

Pacific islands are being urged to consider following Hawaii and ban certain sunscreens to protect their coral reefs. Audio

A refugee child suffering from resignation syndrome has been transfered from Nauru to Australia. Audio

A New-York based analytics company is helping Palau make the switch to renewable energy free of charge. Audio

In New Zealand's south, the Pacific population is small. But they say they're being left out, and their needs are just as high as elsewhere. Audio

Professor of Pacific Studies bowing out of academia to pursue other interests. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Treasurer says the government is gradually building a more broad based economy. Audio

The head of the Samoa Nurses' Association says she will visit the nurse who faces charges related to the death of two babies. Audio

A new database from Australian thinktank the Lowy Institute aims to improve the transparency of aid in the Pacific and hold donors and recipient countries to account. Audio

There are plans to roll-out a natural insect repellent in the Pacific and promote local production, after trials were conducted in New Caledonia. Audio

Tahiti is free to compete at next year's Pacific Games after their suspension from the Pacific Games Council was provisionally lifted. Audio

An Australian human rights lawyer has grave concerns that continued interference by immigration officials in the medical care of Nauru and Manus detainees could result in the death of a child. Audio

Papua New Guinea and Bougainville have still to announce a date for a critical meeting to prepare for the autonomous region's referendum on independence. Audio

A senior advisor on Papuan affairs to the miner Freeport McMoran says the local community will benefit greatly under the company's divestment from its Papua mine. Audio

A book written in detention on Manus Island is art as resistance, the translator says. Audio