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A new grassroots movement in American Samoa is hoping to collect 10,000 signatures in a bid to help save the local tuna industry. Audio

There is a push in American Samoa to introduce a law which prohibits the sale of junk food close to schools. Audio

The Cook Islands could end up with no veterinary service if the Esther Honey Foundation doesn't find a home soon. Audio

Human Rights Watch says Filep Karma is still coming to terms with his release after 11 years in prison in which he became West Papua's most high profile political prisoner. Audio

The organiser for a memorial service for Jonah Lomu this weekend in South Auckland says the response to the service has been incredible. Audio

The Vanuatu Meteorological Service trying to improve its dissemination of information by designing a new cyclone tracking map. Audio

Here is some reaction from overseas newspapers. Audio

Fiji's student journalists have been told they can change the media climate in the country, but face enormous pressures to do so. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community is encouraging governments in the region to put more emphasis on developing their agricultural sectors. Audio

Recent heavy rain across much of Papua New Guinea's Highlands seems to have done little to ease the severe drought affecting three million people. Audio

Gender inequality, discrimination and stereotypes in the region's media are on the agenda at a workshop in Noumea this week. Audio

A sustainable resource management course in Vanuatu has ignited differing views on development in the country. Audio

The Pacific rugby fraternity has been remembering All Black great Jonah Lomu, who passed away this week. Audio

The outgoing Director General of the Melanesian Spearhead Group Secretariat says declining commitment and resourcing towards the MSG secretariat from member countries played a part in his decision to… Audio

The Tongan government has paid tribute to one of the Pacific's most famous sporting figures. Audio

Senior media representatives in Fiji say several unsuccessful attempts were made to try and secure compensation for the veteran news photographer Sitiveni Moce whose funeral was held in Suva today. Audio

An Indonesia-based documentary-maker is trying to dispel the huge stigma and discrimination which people with HIV/AIDS experience in Indonesia's Papua region. Audio

A contractor in the Northern Marianas says termites vastly increased the damage caused by Typhoon Soudelor. Audio

Polls have closed in the Marshall Islands' elections, but it will be two weeks until results are known because of the high number of offshore postal votes. Audio

The Court of Appeal in French Polynesia has heard the case of two former nuclear test workers who claim they experienced health problems after being exposed to radiation from French nuclear weapons… Audio

The new Fiji president, Jioji Konrote, says as a father figure to the nation, his main priority is to ensure the people remain united. Audio

A Suva lawyer Richard Naidu has stepped down from a key commission in Fiji after the appointment of a senior military officer as acting police chief. Audio

The Fiji women and Australian men's sevens team qualified for the Olympics after winning the Oceania Championship. Audio

The best* online video we’ve been watching over the last seven days including Donny and Marie take on Star Wars, Paul Thomas Anderson’s career is surveyed and aspect ratios are examined. Video