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The new Ulu-o-Tokelau is encouraging a strong national spirit of unity and a commitment to the basic principles of Tokelaun culture in 2015. Audio

Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and Nauru have been criticised for failing to protect human rights in Amnesty International's annual look at human rights abuse around the world. Audio

A Samoa exporter says the country needs the kind of investment that the governments proposed Citizenship Investment Bill would usher in. Audio

Australia's Global Ambassador for Women and Girls says more women in business and positions of power will make a better difference for the livelihood of the region. Audio

Tonga is preparing to finally ratify the United Nations convention on eliminating all forms of discrimination against women but with conditions. Audio

The first Fijian seasonal workers allowed into New Zealand since the military coup in 2006 have arrived in Hawke's Bay for the apple harvest. Audio

The University of the South Pacific and the Solomon Islands government set their sights on 2018 to complete the $15million US dollar campus. Audio

A human rights researcher says Fiji's ratification of both the UN Convention Against Torture and its optional protocol would send out a strong message internationally. Audio

Tonga police devise ways to try and end years of clashes between students from rival schools. Audio

Grounding breaking research from Australia has found that two thirds of smokers there will die from a smoking related illness. Audio

An employer in the Recognised Seasonal Employers Scheme in New Zealand has gone the extra mile by helping his former workers set up Tanna Farms in the southern Vanuatu province. Audio

NOAA Scientists are forecasting major global coral bleaching problems this year. Audio

A member of Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party is planning to take the country's largest newspaper, the Fiji Sun, to court in the wake of a MIDA ruling. But the Fiji Sun is planning court action too. Audio

A group of Pacific Island kava dealers are being blamed for the move to see it banned from Australia. Audio

Satellite tracking system to be trialled in the Polynesian countries as they up their fight to contain illegal fishing. Audio

A New Zealand scientist says fuelling population growth with healthy food in the Pacific region over the coming three decades will be a real challenge. Audio

Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio

Despite challenges, organisers of the 2015 Pacific Games remain adamant the event will be ready in time for the opening ceremony in July. Audio

Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says it holds high hopes for the country's new Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission. Audio

The Marshall Islands parliament looks set to pass a controversial law that would open up the telecommunications market to competition. Audio

A plan by Papua New Guinea's Minister for Trade, Commerce and Industry to restrict operation of foreign-owned businesses has met a mixed reaction. Audio

The business community in Fiji is disappointed the country's first casino project has fallen over but is confident the Government will get it right the second time around. Audio

Satellite data mapping could be a new breakthrough in fight against malaria. Audio

Pacific leaders want more say in their region and this was a key element in discussions earlier the month in Noumea when regional agencies got together. Audio

Two Pacific nations are bucking the trend when it comes to media freedom. Audio