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Pacific island countries agree to offer the United States a modified deal to resolve the tuna treaty breakdown. Audio

The Cook Islands prime minister Henry Puna says he will not suspend his deputy Teariki Heather while he is being investigated by the Financial Intelligence Unit. Audio

The traditional home of rugby league in Papua New Guinea is about to reopen. Audio

Final results from Vanuatu's snap election have been released by the country's Electoral Commission, confirming the make-up of another fragmented parliament. Audio

The Sevens World Series resumes this weekend with Pacific teams admitting the Wellington event is simply another step on the road to the Rio Olympics.Fiji and Samoa are the only Pacific nations… Audio

Poor logistical planning has seen crucial food and relief aid stop just short of reaching people dying from starvation in remote parts of drought affected Papua New Guinea. Audio

Fiji's Under 19 cricketers are excited for the 'biggest match of their lives'. Audio

Oceania Tennis to get a say on the global game. Audio

In response to a wave of youth suicides in recent months, a group of young people struggling to cope with their loss have got together to write and perform a play. Audio

A grassroots comedy about what it takes for a New Zealand-born Samoan to transform into a 'real island guy' is for some a nostalgic trip back to the islands, and for others a first time glimpse into… Audio

It reads like an episode of the The Sopranos... the younger deputy in the clan deciding it was time to take on the boss of the past ten years. Audio

A refugee advocate says women asylum seekers are being subjected to abusive and intrusive searches as they return to the camp for families and single women on Nauru. Audio

The man largely responsible for building independent media in Vanuatu, Marc Neil-Jones of the Daily Post newspaper, has retired after two decades in the firing line. Audio

Renewable energy in the Pacific was the topic of the World Bank discussion series earlier this month in Sydney. Audio

The 750-kilometre land border between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea has long been problematic but there's an increasing blurring of the line as links between the two sides grows. Audio

Fiji and Samoa reflect on the first two rounds of the World Sevens Series. Audio

Suspended jail sentence sought in Tahiti for a man accused of fraud for receiving the French RSA benefit. Audio

Hailed as a turning point in the history of our planet the Paris Agreement is being talked about as the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era. Audio

The conservation group WWF says the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission has failed to adopt a stronger ban on shark finning in the region. Audio

Interactive Bible studies in Fiji are helping to break the silence over gender-based violence. Audio

Reviewed by Ralph McAllister, published by Victoria University Press. Audio

The Pacific has been awash with the colour orange over the past week, as a campaign highlighting violence against women has sparked events in more than eight countries. Audio

The United Nations Childrens' Fund says talk of climate action for future generations is misleading given the livelihood of millions of children around the world already adversely affected by climate… Audio

News outlets all over the planet seized on the story of a man with a name reportedly too rude to say out loud in english, and too weird for Facebook. But no-one checked if it was actually true or an… Audio

It's the test within a test - the first day-night test AND the first using a pink ball, and it's underway at the Adelaide Oval. Audio