Asia Pacific Program for 3 March 2011
Pakistan critics being eliminated: Shehrbano Taseer
The daughter of the Punjab Governor shot dead in January because of his opposition to a blasphemy law, has spoken out against the killing of Pakistan's Minorities Minister on Wednesday.
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Burmese publisher denies business feud
The Australian news publisher Ross Dunkley has requested bail from a Burma court after three weeks in Rangoon's Insein prison.
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Malaysian PM visits Australia
The Australian and Malaysian Prime Ministers have been praising each other for a long bilateral relationship built on past and present mutual security interests, trade and education.
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Hillary Clinton warns against ceding Pacific influence to China
The United State's top diplomat is warning Washington is at risk of losing influence in the Pacific to China.
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Japanese band sorry for Nazi uniforms
A Japanese pop band has apologised for wearing a costume resembling a Nazi SS uniform during a recent performance.
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