About 80,000 young people in PNG leave the school system yearly, but fewer than 10,000 are able to find formal jobs. They had a powerful message to the pope. 

Pacific Soul explores the higher purposes of Pasifika peoples.

Papua New Guinea will receive its first visit from the Pope in almost 30 years this week, and some are hoping for some development on the country's first saint-in-waiting, Peter To Rot. 

What draws the Pontiff to the town? Bishop Francis Meli of the Vanimo Diocese explains.

How often do you think about your funeral; what people might say about you and who will attend?

Terminal cancer can challenge the foundations of faith and spirituality. Despite this, Alisi Jack-Kaufusi has found more reasons to live.  

As Moana Nui Akiwa, Saskia Sassen is challenging colonial narratives and celebrating the intersection of goddess worship and queer identities.

Reverend Charissa Suli left a six-figure marketing and finance job to promote culture, diversity and human rights in the Uniting Church. She is now the youngest and first person of colour to be its President. 

Chelita Zainey shares with others her gifts of the Māori healing arts, which brings with it both power and responsibility.

We head to the Brisbane Writers Festival where Tongan-Australian writer Winnie Dunn is taking her rightful place in Australian literature with her debut novel Dirt Poor Islanders