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Also among the fans in the capital is the German Ambassador, Anne-Marie Schleich who's just as excited for her country. Audio

A campaign group says the Papua New Guinea government is going ahead with an experimental new seabed mine without the consent of the people. Audio

New Zealander Matt Fejos was at Copacabana beach in Brazil where thousands of people had gathered to watch the game. Audio

Vanuatu Women Against Crime says the government is failing to protect victims of crime as the numbers of rapes and murders across the country continue to climb. Audio

Politicians in the Cook Islands have been utilising social media in an attempt to tap into the younger, swing voters for this year's election. Audio

The head of PNG's anti-corruption unit Taskforce Sweep vows to keep on investigating high-level graft despite being sidelined. Audio

A barrister and human rights advocate considers Australian court ruling on legality of PNG as an offshore processing centre. Audio

It's just gone half-time in the opening match of the 2014 Football World Cup in Sao Paulo, between Brazil and Croatia. Audio

Amnesty International is calling for an investigation into the alleged burning of up to 200 homes in the Papua New Guinea gold mining town of Porgera. Audio

Damien Kingsbury from Australia's Deakin University speaks about the Indonesian President's legacy on West Papua and what may be in store with his successor. Audio

The International Trades Union Congress is pressing for fair trade sugar in Fiji to be stripped of its label. Audio

Our correspondent in Solomon Islands says while there is praise for police after last weekend's riots, the incidents raise questions about the numbers of disaffected, often unemployed youth in the… 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

The sentiment 'all great things come from small beginnings' could easily have been written about Emeline Afeaki-Mafile'o. Determined to pursue a love for helping others, Emeline established a support… Audio

Members of the Fiji media discuss issues facing the industry. Audio

NGOs in Fiji say the Electoral Decree is acting as a muzzle, stopping NGOs from doing their jobs. Audio

Landowners on PNG's Manus Island voice regret at presence of asylum seeker detention camp on their land. Audio

Re-instated PNG university head delighted to be back in Lae. Audio

The chairman of the Media Industry Development Authority in Fiji is defending his decision to censure Fiji TV for broadcasting so-called hate speech. Audio

A new video appears to contradict statements made by Papua New Guinea and Australian authorities after a death at Manus camp even further. Audio

We meet members of the biggest ever Kiwi contingent to be invited to take part in the Edinburgh Festivals - the Fringe, the International Festival and the Tattoo. Audio

Experienced Australian mentor Julie Hoornweg has been appointed Fiji netball coach for the second time, albeit on a short-term deal. Audio

Media NGO in Fiji calls on authority to clarify rules and process on hate speech. Audio

In Solomon Islands there is increasing concern at the threat of disease after last week's floods. Audio

Predictions that the death toll from the Solomon Islands floods could reach 100. Audio