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Fiji Football believes it will be at next year's Olympics despite New Zealand challenging their dismissal from the Oceania qualifying event. Audio

Democracy in Tonga challenged as confusion grows in the country over who has the authority to ratify CEDAW. Audio

Research shows the modern interpretation of some local traditions in Samoa is discouraging women from becoming community leaders. Audio

The Solomon Islands National Disaster Management Office is gearing up to provide major food relief following heavy rain in the region. Audio

Around 1000 women market vendors in Vanuatu have come together to form the Silae Vanua market vendors association in Port Vila. Audio

A national bonspiel gets underway in Central Otago today - the first outdoor curling championship in three years. Audio

A New Zealand sociolinguist has helped a Vanuatu village in Hog Harbour, Santo, tell the story of the traumatic attack on their community during a flashpoint shortly after the country gained… Audio

Australia's foreign minister says she'll again raise concerns about the rule of law on Nauru when she meets with the island's president, but one senator is doubtful. Audio

The World Bank says the cost of natural disasters in the Pacific will continue to rise if steps are not taken to strengthen infrastructure and improve early warning systems. Audio

The director general of the Forum Fisheries Agency says Pacific leaders are ready to up the ante to ensure Pacific Fisheries are sustainable. Audio

Organisers hope a conference on the Pacific's ancient Lapita people will help experts get up to date and fuel further research. Audio

The Prime Minister of Tonga says the issue of signing a United Nations Convention which recently led to protests in the country, will be put to the public to be voted on, after the coronation… Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's anti corruption unit says he feels vindicated by the arrest of the country's former police commissioner. Audio

Lawyers in New Zealand and Australia are rallying over concerns about human rights and rule of law in Nauru. Audio

The president of Kiribati says there is a need for radical solutions to dealing with the effects of climate change, such as creating floating islands or building up the land. Audio

Hela Province in Papua New Guinea has held workshops to help public servants and leaders recognise and deal with corrupt practices. Audio

The leader of Fiji's Labour Party and former prime minister, Mahendra Chaudhry, has decided to stand down from the leadership, a role which he has held for 23 years. Audio

Tonga counting down to the coronation of King Tupou VI on Saturday. Audio

A new NGO report is calling for a more tailored approach to disaster management in the Pacific citing the confusion in the wake of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu as proof a one size fits all approach is no… Audio

Venezuelan conductor working with the NZSO National Youth Orchestra. Audio

Tradesmen and councils around New Zealand say so-called "flushable" wet wipes are clogging up drains and sewerage systems, costing homeowners and ratepayers more and more money. Audio

A former provincial governor and government minister in Papua New Guinea says Tuesday's rioting in Madang is the result of ongoing dissatisfaction by locals. Audio

More than 3500 school children from around Tonga have gathered to celebrate the Tongan King's coronation in an Education Day which is part of more than a week of celebrations which began last… Audio

A Norfolk Island group launches a process to win United Nations backing for its push for self determination. Audio

The President of Kiribati Anote Tong says whatever action the world decides to take at climate change talks in Paris, it comes too late for low-lying island nations like his own. Audio