This week, Samoa, Pacific teams struggle at the Wellington Sevens; Fijian football's poster boy Roy Krishna is returning home; And rugby league bosses in Papua New Guinea present their vision for the future.

Organisers of the Cabramatta Rugby League Nines look to join forces with the NRL and a big turnout for the funeral of Fijian footballer Shalit Muni Reddy. Samoa, Fiji and Papua New Guinea are all under pressure going into this weekend's Wellington Sevens, but for very different reasons.

This week, the Oceania football community is mourning the death of Fijian Under 17 player Shalit Muni Reddy, New Zealand defends the Oceania Under 17 title, another strong Pacific contingent prepares for the Cabramatta Nines rugby league tournament and the Silver Ferns complete a clean sweep of the Oceania Netball Series against Samoa and Fiji.

Fiji and Samoa's netball teams get to test themselves against the best, Mal Meninga talks up PNG's future, and Tonga Rugby aims high for 2015.

This week, a last minute deal is struck to allowing the Fijian TV to broadcast the Port Elizabeth Sevens tournament in South Africa, although it was a weekend to forget for Fiji and Samoa on the field; There's silverware aplenty for the PNG cricketers, Samoa netball team and Fiji hockey; Samoa miss out on the World Softball Champs; Auckland City's fairytale continues at the FIFA Club World Cup; Vanuatu impress at the Australia Beach Soccer Cup; And three PNG players head for the NRL.

Fiji holds onto a slim lead in the sevens series as controversy over broadcasting rights brews; A former PNG league international looks forward to trying his hand at Super Rugby; A film documenting American Samoan Football's infamous journey wins plaudits; And PNG Hockey looks to get its share of events in the future.

This week, The World Sevens Series resumes in Dubai; PNG swimmers out in force in Doha; Fiji's cricketers earn promotion and we talk to the new Samoa men's softball coach.

This week, we continue coverage on the dispute between the Manu Samoa team and Samoa Rugby Union; Papua New Guinea move a step closer to the Twenty20 Cricket World Cup; More silverware for Auckland City; And the Vaka Eiva festival is back in Rarotonga.

This week, rumblings of discontent continue to linger in the Samoan rugby camp despite players withdrawing a threat to boycott this weekend's test against England at Twickenham; The Silver Ferns netball team to tour Fiji; Pacific nations vying for Twenty20 cricket supremacy; And Vanuatu finish on the podium at the Oceania Beach Volleyball Champs.

The Samoan league coach calls for more games; PNG Cricket is on a high; kiwi rugby stars lead an anti-violence campaign in the Pacific; Paralympic talent spotters hit Vanuatu.