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Tuna commission warns member countries to come to agreements on quotas ahead of crucial meeting. Audio

The Niue Chamber of Commerce says a new test kitchen is being established to help add value to locally grown produce. Audio

The Solomon Islands Red Cross says Temotu province residents are still without permanent housing, following February's tsunami. Audio

Primary school students in Vanuatu miss out on education because school is not free. Audio

Fiji's National Council of Women says for better representation of women in politics, it is up to political parties to nominate them and for the public to vote for them in 2014 elections. Audio

Cook Islands police probe cause of fires which destroyed two schools in Rarotonga. Audio

Pacific human rights advocate says temporary special measures for Pacific women should be applied across a whole range of sectors. Audio

American Samoa authorities to investigate pesticide use by foreign farmers. Audio

Pacific tourism officials say they will increase visitors by improving access to the region, attracting more private investment and working more collaboratively. Audio

United States military plans to double the size of the Micronesian area used for training and weapons testing meet with opposition from a group on Guam. Audio

Papua New Guinea's national rugby league team plans a top 8 World Cup finish. Audio

The Finance Minister of the Cook Islands defends proposed tax changes, including increase in VAT. Audio

New Zealand's foreign minister reiterates his concerns that a plane China gifted to Tonga lacks what he calls respected international safety certification. Audio

A Solomon Islands civil society leader is accusing the prime minister Gordon Darcy Lilo of causing him to lose his job. Audio

Vanuatu Lands Minister delighted with outcome of lands summit and is confident there will be widespread backing in parliament for the changes. Audio

An interim committee has taken over the running of the Solomon Islands Football Federation. Audio

International solidarity for West Papua delivers emphatic message to the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio

PNG lobby group backs minister's call for more sustainable industries. Audio

A family gin business with links to Niue is looking to break into the Asian market after promoting its Niuean-inspired gin in the South Pacific. Audio

The Fijian Teachers Association is calling for more details over the Government's announcement that it will pay for every child's education from next year. Audio

Workers reps say proposed minimum wage not high enough, but small businesses expected to suffer. Audio

There are hopes a replica of the ship, the Bounty, made famous by Fletcher Christian and his mutineers could boost tourism to French Polynesia. Audio

An EU official, in Fiji for a sugar conference, says the EU will not resume its aid programme until after the promised elections next year have taken place. Audio

Promoters of Vagahau Niue hope to prevent the language from dying. Audio

New Zealanders travelling to the South Pacific asked to register details on SafeTravel website as cyclone season approaches. Audio