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The search is on for someone to compete with the New Zealand Football Ferns after they once again dominated the Oceania Football Confederation's showpiece tournament. Audio

A rally is planned in Port Moresby this weekend to fight the PNG Government's plans to build a major new road. Audio

Tonga has set an ambitious goal of 100 percent renewable energy by the end of the decade. Audio

Tuvalu Director of Agriculture says US$600,000 of funding from the European Union for climate resilent crop initiatives is important to the country's survival. Audio

A New Zealand company will soon take over the management of Niue hotel, the Matavai Resort, in a bid to boost tourism to the island. Audio

Pitcairners on Norfolk Island particularly worried at prospect of an end to autonomy. Audio

A Solomon Islands Chief from the East Kwaio region in Malaita Province is on a mission to save his traditions and culture from extinction. Audio

Senior judicial figures from Fiji have told a United Nations gathering in Switzerland the country is addressing concerns about police brutality. Audio

A Fijian academic says New Zealand and Australia still have a strong role to play in the Pacific Islands Forum and that includes standing up to Fiji when necessary. Audio

An investigation is under way after a U.S. rocket blew up seconds after its launch over an island on the coast of Virginia. Audio

French Polynesia is a step closer to establishing a new land tribunal after talks in Paris between its Lands Minister and the French Overseas Minister. Audio

Red Cross leaders in the Pacific have for the first time decided on a joint approach for the region, ahead of several major international conferences in the coming year. Audio

Pacific broadcasters are concerned over Television New Zealand's latest decision to outsource their Maori and Pacific Islands production to private companies. Audio

More awareness and greater police powers appear to have fuelled a sudden increase in the number of restraining orders that have been issued against men in the Marshall Islands. Audio

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

A new solar plant has just been connected to the Cook Islands electricity grid in the country's first major step towards a vision of 100 per cent renewable energy sources. 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

Sky Network Television's share price is expected to perform better than the share market generally over the next 12 months, as it moves closer to doubling its content capacity and launches new… Audio

Fiji has reiterated it will not retake its seat at the Pacific Islands Forum unless Australia and New Zealand's role is reassessed. Audio

Numbers of women to contest Tonga's elections are up but advocates had been hoping for even more. Audio

740 residents sign Norfolk Island petition for consultation against removal of self-governance on the island. Audio

Fiji's Public Accounts Committee tasked with scrutinising government spending over the last seven years will summon the heads of ministries to explain alleged widespread abuse of public funds. 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