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Human Rights Watch is calling for the ILO to enact a Commission of Inquiry into Labour Rights in Fiji. Audio

Fiji Islands Council of Trade Unions wants to see a Commission of Inquiry into labour rights in the country as soon as possible. Audio

An annual maritime surveillance sweep in the north Pacific has reported record results. Audio

The head of the watch group Transparency International Vanuatu is calling on government and the opposition to respect the laws of the country. Audio

Tropical Cyclone Lusi has left at least three people dead in the Pacific as it makes its way towards New Zealand. Audio

The brother of murdered prostitute Mellory Manning has compared the violence inflicted on his sister to something from a horror movie. Audio

The Metservice is keeping a close watch on a tropical cyclone which is likely to bring heavy rain and high winds to northern parts of the North Island this weekend. Tropical Cyclone Luci is forming… Audio

The American Samoa Department of Public Safety is starting a community policing program to help prevent and solve crimes in the territory. Audio

Fiji's next parliament will sit in a legislative chamber that has been used for that purpose in about 20 years. Audio

An American film maker is hoping his documentary will lay bare the extent of United States nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Brendan McCullum's father Stuart was watching nervously in the crowd just before 12 o'clock - when he hit a four off Zaheer Khan - bringing up 302 runs. Audio

The Fiji PM's condemnation of violence towards women is ringing hollow for some who suffered at the military's hands. Audio

Pacific Invasives Initiative Project warns African Tulip Tree spreading fast in the Pacific. Audio

Reseacher questions whether Solomon Islands is ready to roll out new biometric voting system. Audio

Ha'apai tourism operators say they are getting back on their feet but have some concerns about the impacts the cyclone will have on their industry and the local economy. Audio

PNG's Justice Minister says the death penalty will be implemented this year, despite vocal opposition from human rights groups. Audio

In the early 1940's the Marlborough sounds were a key focus of New Zealand's homefront war as over 150 men were trained to act as the first line of defence in the event of an enemy landing. Audio

Keeping watch on the Sounds - more stories from wartime in Wellington. Audio

Tony Abbott's Government is being accused of backing down on a whaling election promise. Audio

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

Oceania Football Confederation builds closer ties with Asian counterparts. Audio

The people of Otara are doing it for themselves. It's the South Auckland suburb's new-look neighbourhood support scheme and the locals say it's a better place to live in. Audio

A Samoan business fair in South Auckland had officials talking of how the New Zealand-Samoa business relationship can improve. Audio

The Governor of Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands province has accepted a petition to the Government over landslide. Audio

The founder of a charitable group in Papua New Guinea's capital says he is saddened by the number of children being abandoned and wants the government to take action. Audio