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Industry veterans Cydel led the winners list at the 11th annual Vodafone Pacific Music Awards which took place in New Zealand last weekend. Audio

The Marine Stewardship Council has issued public notice of the Cook Islands meeting its standards in its Albacore Fishery. Audio

The Global Organisation of Parliamentarians Against Corruption is calling for a more inclusive approach to tackling the problem in the Pacific. Audio

The first ever national data on school bullying has been released confirming its scale and prevalence, from verbal, to on-line, social and physical abuse. The data comes from the long-running Census… Audio

A new organisation about to launch in Samoa will be the first union to represent private sector workers in the country and has an initial focus on multi-national employers. Audio

A regional security academic says New Zealand should support its Pacific neighbours but be wary of support for the current Fiji military system. Audio

Kiribati is promoting a new solar water disinfection method that could soon improve health and curb diarrheal disease across the Pacific. Audio

The annual National Agricultural Fieldays get under way at Mystery Creek near Hamilton today. Audio

New Zealand opposition MP Su'a William Sio is visiting Fiji this week to encourage its government to join the Arms Trade Treaty. Audio

A local female politician in Solomon Islands says women need take a greater role in their community if they are to stand a chance in the male dominated politics of Melanesia. Audio

Pacific nations hopeful that the next head of FIFA will maintain support for the game in the smaller countries. Audio

UNICEF has for the first time put a figure to the cost of child abuse in the Asia Pacific region and it is a whopping $209 billion US. Audio

SPREP calls for Pacifc peoples to consider what role they can play to help protect the environment as the world marks Environment Day. Audio

The rapidly rising cost of the superannuation may only be able to be met by reducing or containing spending on areas such as health and welfare. Audio

Fiji is deliberating on what rules should be in place on the use of the new flag, once it is adopted later this year. Audio

An official report has again raised serious doubts about the accuracy of children's national standards' results. Audio

Fiji is taking submissions on a bill that will set down rules on Fiji's new flag. Audio

The Solomon Islands is this week taking a closer look at the lack of women's participation in parliament as part of the governments push to review legislation and policies affecting political… Audio

A Cook Islands counselling centre says it hopes to empower victims of domestic violence, by giving them access to free legal advice. Audio

One of Papua New Guinea's oldest, leading political parties is reeling from the departure of two of its MPs to the ruling People's National Congress party in a move reflective of a wider pattern… Audio

The United Nations are singing Tonga's praises after the country's recent steps towards developing stronger anti-corruption mechanisms. Audio

People in Samoa are paying tribute to Peati Iupeli, a woman they credit with educating the nation on HIV/AIDS awareness, and changing the way people view those living with HIV. Peati Iupeli has died… Audio

The author of a recent report which sparked headlines around the world saying Tuvalu is growing, not sinking says the research is being misrepresented. Audio

All Fiji workers will have access to arbitration under a proposed amendment to the Employment Relations Promulgation. Audio

Fiji are taking a realistic approach to their debut appearance at the Under 20 Football World Cup. Audio