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Papua New Guinea is confident of hosting a Women's World Cup football tournament to remember in 2016. Audio

The Vanuatu government makes plans for aggressive tourism marketing and tells visitors travelling to Vanuatu is the best way to help it rebuild economy. Audio

Nineteen people, 17 of them foreign tourists, have been killed by gunmen in a deadly terrorist attack on the Bardo Museum in the Tunisian capital Tunis. Audio

An American non-profit group hopes people from US Pacific territories will soon get more political power. Audio

An expert on Micronesia says the threat of a break away of the Chuuk state from the Federated States of Micronesia is a huge surprise. Audio

While tens of thousands of people have attended Cricket World Cup matches in New Zealand over the past 10 days, the sport has been sliding in popularity in the country's high schools. Audio

Seaonal workers in Solomon Islands warned not to give money to false agents promising access to work in Australia and New Zealand. Audio

Uncertain outlook for next months Pacific Leaders Meeting. Audio

Tuvalus' foreign minister says he hopes to begin negotiating an expansion of New Zealand's seasonal employer scheme to include trades sometime this year. Audio

Larger cars are growing in popularity again as the cost of petrol nose-dives. Audio

Emerging nations believe a Rugby League Nines World Series could be the answer as interest continues to skyrocket in the newest form of the game. Audio

A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

A smartphone application designed to foster and grow the use of the Samoan language has extended its reach. Audio

Shazam is the popular music app, whose ingenious algorithm, has been helping hundreds of millions of users to identify songs within seconds. Audio

Heading to the bach in summer is a New Zealand tradition, and right now they're in 'hot' demand. Audio

One of the breakout successes of New Zealand TV in 2014 hasn't been on TV at all - it's a webseries. Flat 3 is a little bit Flight of the Conchords, a little bit Lena Dunham's Girls, and tells the… Audio

Trademe says pets are a hot commodity with those under 20 this Christmas. Audio

Auckland Council is accused of being overly zealous in trying to move a fish seller from a prime spot in the Mangere Bridge shopping centre carpark because of a complaint. Audio

A project to create the World's first Bougainville chocolate bar is one step closer to reality with a crowdfunding initiative raising more funds than expected. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

An Australian scientist says the nutritional benefits of locally grown plants can have huge health benefits in the fight against non communicable diseases in the Pacific. Audio

Guam mums flock to play football. Audio

An Australian academic says the stability of Fiji's new democracy will still depend on military support, like every brand of leadership since 1987. Audio

The search is on for someone to compete with the New Zealand Football Ferns after they once again dominated the Oceania Football Confederation's showpiece tournament. Audio

Pacific broadcasters are concerned over Television New Zealand's latest decision to outsource their Maori and Pacific Islands production to private companies. Audio