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A human rights advocate fears some asylum seekers on Nauru will agree to be resettled in Cambodia out of desperation. Audio

The chief executive one of the country's largest dispute resolution schemes says companies are now more willing to quickly resolve disputes with consumers because of new consumer protection laws. Audio

The president of the Council of Trade Unions Helen Kelly is in our Wellington studio. Audio

A bill making far reaching changes to labour laws will have its final reading in parliament today. Audio

Numbers of women to contest Tonga's elections are up but advocates had been hoping for even more. Audio

Forum Fisheries Agency staff delighted with outcome of latest maritime surveillance exercise in the Pacific. Audio

The International Criminal Court is being asked to investigate the Australian government's treatment of asylum seekers, particuarly crimes against humanity. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party leader says the Auditor General's report into government spending over the last seven years details blatant financial mismanagement and breaches of law. Audio

The Tonga government says claims by Public Services International it is threatening and repressing public servants are completely unfounded. Audio

State of Hawaii has highest rates of homelessness in the USA Audio

The implications of the recent defamation case taken against blogger Cameron Slater. Audio

Fiji's media industry development authority has come under criticism for not condemning a breach of the Electoral Decree by the public broadcaster. Audio

Solomon Islands MP's being paid controversial US $53,000 terminal grant. Audio

Plans for a food processing plant that promises about 700 jobs in American Samoa has been met with cautious optimism. Audio

A group of New Zealand Samoans are using bikes to take their health message to men in their home country. Audio

Across the Tasman, a powerful parliamentary committee is asking for a raft of changes to terrorism laws designed to clamp down on foreign fighters. Audio

Anger and hope were among feelings expressed as MPs made their maiden speeches in Fiji's 50-seat legislature this week. Audio

Norfolk Island seeks a say in Canberra's plans to reduce its legislative council to local government level. Audio

Proposed changes to reform Tonga's judicial system and to amend the constitution await Royal Assent. Audio

Governors of Papua New Guinea's provinces have been meeting in Kavieng to discuss common issues and efforts to gain more autonomy. Audio

Andrew Scott Howman asks can an employer be judged for a staff member's actions outside the workplace? Audio

The head of an International Labour Organisation mission to Fiji says Fiji has much to do to meet its commitments under international labour conventions. Audio

The government says New Zealand's terror laws will be amended to align with allies such as Australia, where recent counter terrorism laws have been described as draconian and unconstitutional… Audio

The Prime Minister has announced the laws relating to New Zealanders who go abroad to fight will be reviewed and he says it is likely that changes will be made by the end of the year. Audio

Returning to South Africa, and the Oscar Pistorius sentencing hearing, with a controversial call for home detention instead of jail for the disgraced athlete. Audio