Topix: Latest and Most Recent News from Oceania [March ‘11 Diet]

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The number of Australians unaccounted for in disaster-struck Japan has dropped to seven.

Source: Seven Aussies still missing in Japan

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HERE TO HELP: Critchlow chief executive Jos Kunnen says his company can provide special analysis to complement the increasing amount of data businesses are gathering, and Critchlow's client base is growing.

Source: Putting Critchlow on the map

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Prime Minister John Key speaks during the opening of McCain Food's plant redevelopment in Hastings.

Source: NZ economy on two speeds because of quake - Key

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NZ woman Kara Hurring faces charges over theft after $10m was accidentally transferred to her bank account.

Source: Auckland: 'Accidental millionaire' on more charges

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Big night out .... Tania Zaetta arrested at Gold Coast nightclub. TV host and actress Tania Zaetta will face court early next month after being arrested at a Gold Coast nightclub in the early hours of this morning.

Source: Tania Zaetta arrested at nightclub

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Almost 80 per cent of major retailers on eBay experience difficulties with suppliers and manufacturers, but online retailing is still expected to grow, a new survey shows.

Source: Online retail to grow despite difficulties

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Britain's Prince William on Monday concluded his visit to flood hit parts of Victoria in what many seen by many as a public relations success for the second-in-line to the British throne.

Source: Prince William concludes visit to flood-hit Australia

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After years of wrangling and delays, Oscar-winning director Peter Jackson finally called "action" Monday on his latest Tolkien epicA The Hobbit .

Source: Filming begins on Peter Jackson's The Hobbit

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PAPUA New Guinea Prime Minister Michael Somare has been found guilty of 13 charges of misconduct in office for submitting annual financial statements late or incomplete.

Source: PNG PM found guilty of misconduct

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PRINCE William has ended his Australasian natural disaster tour with crash courses in Aussie Rules and Victorian floods.

Source: Prince William's visit comes to an end