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NZ Baritone performing with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra this week. Audio

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

Transparency Solomon Islands optimistic about progress of anti-corruption reforms under new government. Audio

The Refugee Action Coalition says a hunger strike by asylum seekers at Australia's detention centre in Papua New Guinea ended after intimidation from Australian immigration staff. Audio

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

A documentary on the American Samoan soccer team has won an award for best documentary in Britain. 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

More MP movements on the eve of prime ministerial elections in Solomon Islands. 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

A recount of results in the Mitiaro electorate from the Cook Islands general election in July has given the Democratic Party candidate the seat by a single vote. Audio

Pacific island countries should be planning now to cater for the hunger for luxury goods and holidays from Asia's growing middle class. Audio

Massey University conference to focus on human rights issues around the Pacific and look for sustainable solutions. Audio

The maker of a documentary that explores conflicts surrounding nickel mining in New Caledonia says he hopes it shows the complexity of the independence issue. Audio

Dame Anne Salmond discusses Maori relations with the ocean, comparing Te Whanau a Apanui's opposition to the oil company Petrobras' drilling ship to the time 250 years earlier when canoes headed out… 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

Candidates position for PM race in Tonga as late electoral challenge is launched . Audio