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The Minister in charge of the SIS and GCSB, Chris Finlayson, has highlighted gaps in security law which he says makes it difficult to prove somebody is a foreign fighter. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Minister of Higher Education looks for streamlining the system to improve the intake of students from secondary school into tertiary institutions. Audio

The Prime Minister has revealed that the terrorist threat level has been raised from very low to low. Audio

The Prime Minister has revealed the terrorist threat level has been raised a notch, as he announced a review to ensure New Zealand can respond to the growing domestic threat posed by foreign fighters.

Nauru's new Chief Justice Joni Madraiwiwi says he has no cause to doubt assurances about the independence of the judiciary in Nauru. Audio

The Solomon Islands Ministry of Women, Youth and Children's Affairs says mainstreaming gender equality is a major challenge in the country. Audio

As the Government decides what new legislation to put in place under urgency to stop New Zealanders going to fight in foreign conflicts, there are fears about who could get caught up in such laws. The… Audio

Police officers in the region aim to eliminate existing cultural and religious attitudes that have been creating barriers in getting justice for crimes against women. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says he has begun an investigation into an alleged assault during the arrest of retired teacher Joseva Bilitaki. Audio

Two top Australian judges are calling for an inquiry into international commercial surrogacy laws saying people are commissioning babies willy-nilly in a new form of human trafficking. Audio

37 aspiring candidates sign integrity pledge in Solomon Islands. Audio

Law commentator, Andrew Geddis of Otago University discusses the police raid on Nicky Hager's house. Audio

Over 80 percent of Australian paediatricians surveyed in a recent report believe the detention of asylum seeker children is child abuse. Audio

Over 80 percent of Australian paediatricians surveyed in a recent report believe the detention of asylum seeker children is child abuse. Audio

Peter Williams QC is a well-known name and face to New Zealanders. One of our greatest barristers, Peter Williams has defended some of New Zealand's most infamous criminal cases, including: Terry… Audio

Australia will probe abuse claims at its Nauru asylum seeker detention centre, says stories are fabricated. Audio

The Government is set to push ahead with plans to reform the law that decides what development can take place. Audio

The Fiji Law Society is up and running again and among its plans for the future are taking concerns about certain decrees to the government. Audio

Trial over illegal spying in Tahiti deferred until March. Audio

Noosa hosts the Oceania Sevens Championship this weekend, with extra World Series berths up for grabs as well as major incentives ahead of the Rio Olympics. Audio

Recommendations for a new cycling law are being described by some bikers as weakly worded and maybe not actually making cycling any safer. Audio

The CEO of Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum says the group has a lot of work ahead of it to empower people after the recent election. Audio

Charles McGuinness discusses workplace health and safety - an employer's obligation to keep workers safe. Audio

Proposed new cycle safety laws, which would see minimum passing distances for vehicles overtaking cyclists are being labelled unworkable by the Road Transport Forum. Richard Leggat is the chair of the… Audio

American Samoa has more than 4,000 new lawful residents after immigration amnesty was provided under a bill signed by the Governor. Audio