Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi

Samoa's Prime Minister says the outgoing Manu Samoa rugby coach did not achieve the results expected of him. Audio

This week,; Vanuatu football makes history; Solomon Islands begin their Futsal World Cup campaign; Papua New Guinea's cricketers hit the road; Tonga's schoolboy rugby team impress in Australia; And… Audio

Samoa's prime minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi says his Human Rights Protection Party's resounding election win reflects public satisfaction that his government has delivered on its promises. Audio

While leaders have talked of solidarity, cracks have appeared at the Pacific Islands Forum over the subject of climate change. Audio

The leaders of Fiji and Samoa have reached new heights this week in a trade of insults over the Pacific Islands Forum but observers say improtant issues for the agency are at risk.. Audio

Johnny Blades travels to Samoa to listen to and analyse talks about China's interest in the Pacific Audio

The traditional external powers in the Pacific Islands are still coming to terms with China's increasing level of engagement in the region. Audio

All Blacks test in Samoa confirmed as sponsors offer the Manu one million dollars if they can win the Rugby World Cup. Audio

The Samoan government says New Zealand needs to do more to help prospective migrants to find jobs under its annual quota ballot scheme. Audio

Following an attack on three reporters in Samoa, the Prime Minister is giving a glowing report of media freedom in the country. Audio

Following an attack on three reporters in Samoa, the Prime Minister is giving a glowing report of media freedom in the country. Audio

Despite being dumped as Samoa's national rugby sevens coach, Faamaoni Lalomilo is welcome to reapply for his old job when it is advertised. Audio

The Samoan Prime Minister says the accusations against Finance Minister Faumuina Tiatia Liuga are just misunderstandings and he is standing by his man, as the opposition calls for an independent… Audio

His first major interview with New Zealand after the tsunami which devastated his country. Audio

The call has gone out around New Zealand for medical staff to volunteer to help with the massive relief effort underway in Samoa and Tonga. Audio

We hear from the Samoan PM Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi as he witnesses the devastation. Audio

Bus drivers in Samoa are still threatening to strike despite the Pacific Island nation's successful transition to driving on the left hand side of the road. Audio

Samoa's Prime Minister is accusing Fiji of trying to use divide and rule tactics among Pacific Forum nations. Audio