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Pacific nations to outline plans to place limits on the region's albacore tuna fishery. Audio

An Australian academic says Papua New Guinea's latest monetary policy statement contains some worrying signs that the country could be heading down a slippery slope. Audio

A human rights advocate fears some asylum seekers on Nauru will agree to be resettled in Cambodia out of desperation. Audio

South Africans are mourning the death of the captain of the national soccer team who was fatally shot while trying to protect his pop star girlfriend during an attempted robbery at her home. Audio

Forum Fisheries Agency staff delighted with outcome of latest maritime surveillance exercise in the Pacific. Audio

The International Criminal Court is being asked to investigate the Australian government's treatment of asylum seekers, particuarly crimes against humanity. Audio

Norfolk Island is this week expected to make a direct appeal to the Australia parliament to try and save its unique form of self government. Audio

Calls for more to be done to help provide for people suffering from mental health issues in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville. Audio

The Ottawa gunman who killed a soldier before being shot dead in the parliament building was not on a national security threat list. Audio

A new hospital in Marshall Islands is a step closer to being built. Audio

A charity backed by New Zealand unions is helping Fiji workers learn about their rights as weakened Fiji unions struggle with restrictive decrees. Audio

High Speed internet for Solomon Islands in 2016 Audio

A survey has found the proportion of female teachers, principals and health workers in Papua New Guinea has increased significantly in the past decade. Audio

State of Hawaii has highest rates of homelessness in the USA Audio

26 women to contest Solomon Islands elections in November Audio

Pacific countries are taking measures to protect against the virus that has taken grip of West Africa, despite the chances of Ebola reaching the region being described as slim. Audio

The National Council of Women in Solomon Islands says it has helped prepare at least 26 women to run for office next month. Audio

Fiji's media industry development authority has come under criticism for not condemning a breach of the Electoral Decree by the public broadcaster. Audio

Fiji is to get expert advice from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation in order to rev up its local rice production and avoid relying on imports. Audio

Tongan rugby coach thinks Pacific players in New Zealand will think twice before trying to make the All Blacks. Audio

Niue over the next few days is marking the fortieth anniversary of its achievement of self government from New Zealand. Audio

Anger and hope were among feelings expressed as MPs made their maiden speeches in Fiji's 50-seat legislature this week. Audio

Former deputy Prime Minister, Jim McLay, is New Zealand's permanent representative to the United Nations and will take up the Security Council seat early next year. Audio

New Zealand has won a two-year spot on the United Nations Security Council, securing 145 out of 193 votes on the first ballot. Audio

Calls continue for Papua New Guinea police working for logging companies to be removed amid unresolved claims of police brutality against landowner communities opposed to logging. Audio