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David Cameron told Australian MPs today there is "no opt-out" from dealing with the problem of citizens travelling to fight with terrorist groups. Audio

A new OECD report ranks New Zealand among the worst for red tape around environmental laws. Audio

Australian officials have defended their record on the treatment of asylum seekers at a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva. Audio

The Australian government is being reviewed by the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva this week. Audio

The Democratic Party in Tonga says its emphasis going into this month's election is on accountability and restoring the rule of law. Audio

PNG's Institute of National Affairs says the government needs to reprioritise its spending if it's to get any benefit from the lucrative LNG project. Audio

Hospital administrator says Papua New Guinea's health reporting systems fail to track domestic violence cases. Audio

Guam has voted in favour of allowing the use of medical marijuana, making it the first United States territory to do so. Audio

International human rights watchdogs say they're looking forward to action by Fiji after its presentation to the United Nations in Geneva last week. 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

Members of an Auckland tribe with no marae and virtually no land have watched politicians begin putting to rest long-standing grievances created by the Crown. People of Te Kawerau a Maki have attended… Audio

Audits have caught out Christchurch rebuild firms holding a quarter of a million dollars in wage arrears that workers didn't even know they were owed because the record keeping is so poor. Audio

The Prime Minister has laid out more explicitly than ever before the extent of the threat to the country's security from homegrown jihadists who support Islamic State. Audio

John Hancock discusses youth law issues. Audio

Three high-profile sports personalities are among 26 people referred to the police by the Electoral Commission for breaches of the law, including tweeting on election day. Audio

Bougainville government adopts new policy to locate, exhume and return war dead to families still waiting for closure. Audio

A rally is planned in Port Moresby this weekend to fight the PNG Government's plans to build a major new road. Audio

A group that works with sexual abuse survivors says the law about sexual consent is confusing and needs to be changed. Audio

A law professor, who has worked extensively on how sexual abuse are victims treated, is hopeful changes to the court system could soon be made. Audio

The Government has pushed through big changes to labour laws. Audio

Senior judicial figures from Fiji have told a United Nations gathering in Switzerland the country is addressing concerns about police brutality. Audio

French Polynesia is a step closer to establishing a new land tribunal after talks in Paris between its Lands Minister and the French Overseas Minister. Audio

Discharge without conviction and The Sentencing Act. Audio

One of the country's largest dispute resolution schemes says new laws mean consumers can better judge whether lenders are acting reasonably towards them. Audio

More awareness and greater police powers appear to have fuelled a sudden increase in the number of restraining orders that have been issued against men in the Marshall Islands. Audio