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Hosts Tahiti finish fourth at the Beach Soccer World Cup after an agonising penalty shoot-out defeat to Brazil in the bronze playoff. Audio

The Fiji authorities are set to begin registering voters abroad, starting in New Zealand, for elections promised for 2014. Audio

Save the Children is providing schooling for children in Australia's camp for asylum seekers on Nauru. Audio

A Vanuatu researcher says there are fears discord between niVanuatu and new Chinese immigrants could lead to riots, and heightened discrimination and racism. Audio

Palau women inspired to run for local and national elections after the Mock Congress for Women. Audio

A serious message about the very survival of their identify accompanies the first-ever Tuvalu Language Week. Audio

The Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum says the organisation remains the premier regional grouping, but must keep evolving to stay relevant. Audio

American writer best known for her 2006 bestseller Eat, Pray, Love. Her new novel is The Signature of All Things. Audio

Final chance for players to impress ahead of Rugby League World Cup. Audio

The head of Investment in Solomon Islands says more foreign investors are needed to help upskill indigenous business people. Audio

Australia's new government is facing an early test of both its asylum seeker policy and its position on West Papua after a group of seven West Papuans reached the Torres Strait after fleeing Merauke… Audio

Dispute continues between the Mormon church in Brisbane and Samoan Mormons who say their native language has been banned from services. Audio

Vanuatu is debating whether unexploded bombs left over from World War Two pose a real threat to islands. Audio

Swiss Ambassador to New Zealand points out role of Nansen Initiative after a Kiribati man, seeking to be an environmental refugee, is turned down by New Zealand authorities. Audio

Vanuatu's Nagriamel custom movement says it is opposed to the initiative of the minister of land, Ralph Regenvanu, to change land laws. Audio

Members of the Solomon Islands business community say land and labour issues are hindering hopes to revive the rice farming industry. Audio

PNG's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has asked the Constitutional and Law Reform Commission to consider scrapping the Westminster system of government in favour of federalism. Audio

Hope is on the horizon for the 34 million people living with HIV, thanks to a team of scientists working to eradicate the virus using the properties of a type of Samoan tree. Audio

Fiji Airways has responded to criticism that its operations are not transparent and accountable. Audio

An advocate for the hundreds of asylum seekers incarcerated in three Australian run camps on Nauru says the camps there have become a 'hell-hole' that should be closed. Audio

New company laws tailored to the needs of a small island economy are expected to make it easier for locals to conduct business in Vanuatu. Audio

Head of the SPC pleas for Australia to continue the level of its aid support to regional agencies. Audio

Tuvalu wants to see changes in the way a UN body decides on Least Developed Country status. Audio

An engineering report has idenitified a lack of maintenance as a major factor in the Marshall Islands' capital building. Audio

The arming of police officers in American Samoa is set to become a reality with the approval of a training programme and a plan to purchase handguns being considered. Audio