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China has confirmed that it will offer some form of assistance to Fiji for this year's promised elections. Audio

Supporters of French Polynesia's self-styled king of the so-called Pakumotu republic remain defiant after he was sentenced to six month in jail for his moves to impose a new currency. Audio

Politicians in Fiji are preparing for what they say is likely to be a bitter and dirty election campaign this year. Audio

IRB's suspension of funding to the Fiji Rugby Union affects Sevens team in their preparations for this weekend's Las Vegas Sevens. Audio

An academic says the announcement that Fiji's PM will stand down as the head of the military is a signifcant step towards elections. Audio

New Zealand's top tennis player, Marina Erakovic, is in action at the Australian tennis Open in Melbourne today. Audio

Founder and creative director of the Nga Rangatahi Toa Creative Arts Initiative. Audio

Cricket in Papua New Guinea is set for a funding boost after the government committed to offering financial support. Audio

The Head of Cricket in Fiji talks to Jenny Meyer about how cricket is improving the health of middle-aged women. Audio

Play it Strange founder and CEO looks back on 10 years of the music-education programme. Audio

A Samoan grandmother has become the first student to graduate with a PhD from Victoria University of Wellington's Pacific Studies programme. Audio

New Zealand based former pupils of Samoa's most famous school to mark 60 years since its establishment Audio

Wellington barrister, who has worked in public law and policy for over 20 years, and will take up the position of Privacy Commissioner in February 2014. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government appears set on ridding the country of sorcery beliefs in a bid to prevent the violence with which they've become synonymous. Audio

The Pacific is taking a co-operative approach to settling maritime boundaries between countries and it is leading to unprecedented progress, according to an academic who is involved. Audio

A former senior Fiji military officer, Jone Baledrokadroka, says the trial of Pita Driti was a ploy by the Fiji regime to drive fear into the heart of Fiji military troops. Audio

An expert in transitional politics, Paul Buchanan, says the Fiji regime has until the end of January to announce key election machinery or risk next year's polls being seen as illegitimate. Audio

Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of personalised internet radio service Pandora, and a composer and musician. Audio

Fiji sevens coach pleased with team's victory in Dubai but says there is still a lot of improvements to be made and repeating the feat in South Africa will be tough. Audio

An expert who has studied autocratic regimes moving towards democracy says the transition in Fiji has a high chance of success if both the regime and its opponents have moderates at the helm. Audio

A Pacific group highlighting the dangers of globalisation warns of the dangers of a WTO push to remove red tape on customs. Audio

Coach of Papua New Guinea's Queensland Cup team looking forward to new challenge and the chance to further develop the sport. Audio

The New Zealand cricketers are hoping to turn their season around when they meet the West Indies in the first Test in Dunedin this morning. Audio

Papua New Guineans come together to discuss how to overcome the sorcery related violence. Audio