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Music critic at Slate, whose 2007 book about Celine Dion has just been issued in an expanded edition: Let's Talk About Love: Why Other People Have Such Bad Taste. Audio

It's expected that major upgrades to Tonga's national stadium, in the build up to the 2019 Pacific Games, will also allow the Tongan rugby team to play tests at home for the first time in a decade. Audio

Regional campaigners against the global arms trade say Pacific Island countries should follow Samoa's lead and ratify a landmark international treaty. Audio

The Prime Minister's being accused of playing politics over Pacific immigration. Audio

Australia NRL team St George Illawarra sent a team of scouts to Samoa to test out the country's local rugby league talent, with an eye to forming a long-term partnership. Audio

The Pacific Netball Series returns to Rarotonga this week with more games and more to play for. Audio

Senior Lecturer of Mathematics at the University of Canterbury, and a Rutherford Discovery Fellow reading original texts in the Exact Sciences in Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Arabic, and Cuneiform. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says delay tactics are being deployed by the regime despite the elections due in just over three months. Audio

Manus Island community says reports in February riots at the detention centre at biased. Audio

The prominent Fiji trade unionist, Attar Singh, has stepped down in order to contest this year's elections. Audio

The Labour Party Leader, David Cunliffe, says that when the nation goes to the polls this year it will be a 'knife-edge' election. That's despite the National Party opening up at least a 20-point gap… Audio

DJ who owned one of the world's largest and most significant collections of reggae music until around 8500 of his records were destroyed in a fire at a storage facility earlier this year. Audio

A bid to create the world's biggest drugs group is not over yet - with some AstraZeneca shareholders at odds over the British company's decision to reject a takeover bid from the American giant… Audio

Tonga rugby coach Mana Otai says the global reaction to 18-year-old sensation Taniela Tupou came as no surprise to him, with foreign scouts already on the lookout for the next schoolboy star. Audio

A New Zealand Opposition MP says he hopes the Nauru Government recognises that three suspended MPs were just doing their job of trying to keep it honest. Audio

The police in Solomon Islands say they remain on high alert following the weekend's riots in Honiara but peace appears has been restored. Audio

Cricket Fiji appoints former Bangladesh coach, who says he is looking forward to the challenge of mentoring players at both the elite and grassroots level. Audio

Author, playwright and broadcaster who is a regular panelist on the quiz programme QI, and is a guest of the Auckland Writers Festival. Audio

Senior Government ministers say a spike in immigration should be celebrated because it shows more people want to stay here. Audio

Former New Zealand football international and Oceania's Player of the 20th Century is now coaching the Papua New Guinea senior and Under 20s teams, and striving to develop a winning culture among a… Audio

An elections expert looks at international measures of fair elections as concerns continue to be raised about the elections run up in Fiji. Audio

The walls of Waitakere Stadium are reverberating with the sound of thousands of little white plastic balls right now, as the World's Veteran Table Tennis Championships get underway. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Defence Minister says the government is working with Indonesia to investigate and minimise tensions along the two countries' common border. Audio

The World Bank advocates greater labour mobility as the key to improving employment and opportunity in the Pacific. Audio

Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio