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The Tuna Commission has come under scrutiny after little progress on saving dwindling tuna stocks at its meeting in Apia last week. Audio

A women's advocacy group says the Pacific needs to do more to give women the opportunity to participate in politics. Audio

The Memories of a Nation, written by Neil MacGregor, published by Allen Lane, reviewed by Geoff Robinson. Audio

It's long been claimed that inequality is unfair, now a new report says it makes us all poorer. Audio

: West Papua's bid to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group is one step closer, after delegates at a meeting in Vanuatu agreed to form an umbrella organisation to represent their interests. Audio

The regional fishery advisory body, the Forum Fisheries Agency, says critical issues have been left dangling after a key meeting last week of the Tuna Commission. Audio

The newly elected prime minister of Solomon Islands promises to bring about positive change to the country. Audio

The Fiji government says it will not budge over a decree requiring significant events to be broadcast across all television channels. Audio

The UNDP says Papua New Guinea's goal of being one of the top 50 ranked countries in the human development index by 2050 requires citizens to work together for the good of the nation. Audio

A shipping service, owned and operated by the local community, is set to be launched next year in Tonga's far northern Niua island group. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal suggests Maoridom needs a single body to represent all tangata whenua at a national level. Audio

Environmental groups are branding a major meeting on Pacific fisheries last week a failure. Audio

Ten New Zealanders involved in exercise to remove bombs from around Torokina in Bougainville. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has defended his government's stewardship of the economy amidst criticism from a rejuvenated opposition. Audio

Creative New Zealand stumps up almost a million dollars to set up an agency to help our performers tour the country. It's something that performing artists have been wanting for years - so why now… Audio

Two Papua New Guinea men who spent five months adrift at sea in a small boat have been released from hospital in the Federated States of Micronesia. Audio

Papua New Guinea continues to be perceived as one of the world's most corrupt countries on this year's Transparency International Corruption Perception Index. Audio

The reporting on Papua New Guinea issues is said to have gone downhill in the year since the Australian Associated Press shut down its PNG bureau. Audio

Pacific Tuna boss to focus on breaking down barriers. Audio

PNG's new opposition leader focuses on the Prime Minister's economic management and pledges to offer people a viable alternative government sensitive to their needs. Audio

A professor at the Fiji National University says something must be done about the high rates of violence against women. Audio

Vanuatu's former prime minister, Barak Sope, says the people of his country are already convinced that West Papua will one day gain its independence from Indonesia. Audio

Solomon Islands National Council of Women calls for ministerial portfolio for the country's only woman MP. Audio

The Pacific Network on Globalisation says the Papua New Guinea Petroleum Conference in Sydney this week is encouraging investment in destruction. Audio

A Pacific Islander is appointed as the new head of the Pacific Tuna Commission. Audio