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Fisheries scientists are hoping new evidence which they say proves longline tuna vessels have been specifically targeting threatened sharks will provoke law changes. Audio

Anti corruption campaigners believe, that through their efforts, more and more people are becoming convinced that corruption is a major problem that must be rooted out. Audio

French Polynesia assembly elects new president. Audio

A Catholic priest whose NGO provides help for orphans as well as women and children at risk in Papua New Guinea's capital says recognition that poverty is a problem in Port Moresby is lacking. Audio

Task Force Sweep chairman says he hasn't been paid despite court orders. Audio

Record number of voters prepare to vote in an unprecedented three elections in CNMI. Audio

The 45 Fijian UN peacekeepers detained by an al-Qaeda-affiliated rebel group are celebrating their freedom after two weeks in captvity. Audio

An Auckland -based Fijian academic Steven Ratuva says there is a real possibility of a coalition government following the election in Fiji. Audio

Bougainville landowners in dispute over Buka Airport land. Audio

Fiji politicians in a spin over intimidation and 2000 coup talk. Audio

The leader of the Cook Islands Democratic Party says there is a high likelihood he will appeal a recent High Court decision confirming his loss of the Penrhyn seat. Audio

The government of Vanuatu is standing firm in its decision to deport an Australian lawyer Robert Herd, despite his threat to sue for damages. Audio

President Obama has pledged a relentless campaign to 'degrade and destroy' Islamic State. Audio

The cost of living, jobs and land are the big issues for many of Fiji's grassroots in the countdown to next week's election, the first after nearly eight years of military rule. Audio

Landowners of the Gold Ridge Mine threaten to sue government over unpaid royalties. Audio

A health researcher says mobile phone technology has the potential to reduce health inequalities in the Pacific Region. Audio

The second biggest party to emerge from Papua New Guinea's 2012 election is now officially out of the government coalition. Audio

All Blacks test in Samoa confirmed as sponsors offer the Manu one million dollars if they can win the Rugby World Cup. Audio

More Pacific businesswomen will soon be developing and selling their products globally, with help from the International Trade Centre. Audio

Fiji watchdog hopes that last days before poll will see the voters given more relevant information about candidates and the electoral process. Audio

WWF-Pacific is taking an innovative approach to raising awareness about the need to protect sharks and rays in the region by compiling stories of shark gods featured in Pacific myth and legend. Audio

An international human rights watchdog says Fiji's political parties should be making detailed plans for protecting human rights clear to voters as they campaign for election. Audio

A threatened staff walkout at a Vanuatu hotel leads to another 52 other workers getting their jobs back. Audio

A war of words has erupted in Fiji over the lack of political debates in the final week of campaigning before the election. Audio

Handicraft makers in Tonga say a number of training courses are increasing their sales and improving the quality of their art, with a huge demand for more training. Audio