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Environmental and economic risk unknown in Cooks' deep sea mining: New community centre to help the youth of Kiribati: A Fiji opposition party says the government has produced statistics on the sugar… Audio

A Fiji opposition party says the government has produced statistics on the sugar industry that bear no relationship to reality; women in Fiji are waiting nearly two and a half years before reporting… Audio

Pacific island nations could lose between 50 and 80 percent of their fish species by the end of the century if climate change continues unabated, according to a new study; advocates who secretly… Audio

Bougainville Copper Ltd says its plans to relaunch its operations at Panguna remain on course; Seminar in New Caledonia sizes up post-referendum challenges; Pacific NGO body head reacts with… Audio

A PNG governor plans a scheme to get youth off the streets; Hawaii opposes the concealed-carry gun law; Generators go but refugees remain in Manus centre; Paris to host talks on New Caledonia's… Audio

What next for refugees on Manus Island, as power is cut and Australia leaves; Talks in Paris ahead of New Caledonia's fast-approaching independence referendum; Two weeks from polling day, concerns… Audio

Papua New Guinea's tiny tourism sector is being encouraged to focus on niche markets if it wants to grow; New Zealand's new climate change minister says he believes planned legislation will lower the… Audio

Lawyer says Australia government to blame for latest refugee death on Manus; a Guam mayor says people on the island have put their faith in God and the US military to protect them North Korean missile… Audio

A Guam mayor says people on the island have put their faith in God and the US military to protect them North Korean missile attacks; Bougainville has again called on the Papua New Guinea Government to… Audio

Life after death - it's a battle of wills, Taking a stand in Golden Bay and in Dateline Pacific plans to privitise Tonga's state broadcaster. Audio

The over-representation of New Zealand's Pacific people in negative statistics will be targeted at an event in Porirua; The Bougainville Government says it will not give way to a landowner group that… Audio

Talks in Solomon Islands focus on the success of the Regional Assistance Mission; Tokelau edges towards round the clock energy sustainability with the last village linked up to solar power; the 75th… Audio

Pacific trade agreement set for signing after over a decade of talks; Can 'super coral' save bleached reefs?; App to build awareness about rheumatic fever in Samoa; Catholic missionary forced out of… Audio

Pacific trade agreement set for signing after over a decade of talks; Catholic missionary forced out of PNG; Australia's role in PNG's LNG project is questioned in the senate; Fewer Pacific people are… Audio

Conditions in the Manus Island detention centre were deliberately degraded to make refugees want to leave; Pacific world heritage site revealed as having the highest density of plastic rubbish in the… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police commissioner has defended his decision to engage with an American security firm and consider their services to train local police and other security forces in preparation for… Audio

Tonga state broadcaster undergoing overhaul after PM complaints; Pacific journalists say press freedom is still a challenge in the region; village outreach a new approach to healthcare in Niue… Audio

Latest Manus attack brings Australia's resettlement programme's strains to the fore; A former Fiji government minister explains his jump to the opposition; A former Australian soldier turned trek… Audio