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An aspiring independent elections candidate in Fiji, Roshika Deo, says police intimidation and surveillance are affecting her campaign. Audio

Legal commentator Lisa Marriott discusses financial crime, specifically tax evasion and welfare fraud. Audio

The lawyer for a group of Tamil asylum seekers that were just transfered from Australia to Nauru says he had absolutely no idea what was happening. Audio

A family claiming refugee status because of rising sea levels on their Pacific Island has won an appeal to stay in New Zealand. Audio

A British lawyer who wrote a book about cricket and the law says New Zealand's plans to make cheats liable to prison sentences will not put off match-fixers. Audio

The fishing industry is welcoming the law change which forces foreign fishing vessels to comply with New Zealand employment law. Audio

A Fiji election candidate, Attar Singh, welcomes an International Labour Organisation mission to Fiji, but is disappointed it will be after September's elections. Audio

A federal judge on Guam has denied a motion to discharge a Russian cyber-crime suspect who says he was kidnapped by the US government while on holiday and brought to the island. Audio

Public health and road safety experts are heralding the drop in the alcohol limit for drivers as a life-saver. Audio

Parliament has passed a Bill to force foreign-owned fishing boats to adopt New Zealand labour and safety laws by 2016. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government remains stable and committed to constructive relationships in the region. Audio

French Polynesia's public opinion is being stoked by the French government's decision to shield the territory's president, Gaston Flosse, from the courts. Audio

French Polynesia's public opinion is being stoked by the French government's decision to shield the territory's president, Gaston Flosse, from the courts. Audio

Ursula looks back on the implications of the decision of the court to terminate the right of TV3 to film the John Banks trial. Audio

The Act Party has stepped up its rhetoric against what it calls race-based law, claiming that Maori are legally privileged in New Zealand today. Audio

The Maori Party says the Act Party's stance on what it calls race-based law has no place in New Zealand politics. Audio

Maia Szalavitz is a former drug addict, now addiction and mental health specialist. She visited New Zealand to research her new book on synthetic cannabanoids and New Zealand's Psychoactive Substances… Audio

PNG's anti-corruption Taskforce Sweep will continue to operate after the National Court permanently stayed a government attempt to disband it. Audio

Anu Anand from Delhi, where strict alcohol labelling laws are causing major headaches for some of the world's biggest drinks companies. Audio

The former Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says he supports the appointment of an Australian as his country's new Police Commissioner. Audio

France's highest court has upheld a major corruption sentence given to the French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse. Audio

Crown land on some of Auckland's iconic landmarks will be handed back to the city's iwi, under a new law, to be passed today, as part of a Treaty settlement. Audio

Crown land on some of Auckland's iconic landmarks will be handed back to iwi, under a new law to be passed today as part of a Treaty settlement. Audio

Five opposition MPs suspended from Nauru's parliament continue to remain in limbo as they to wait to challenge their suspensions. Audio

The President of the Jittu Land trust in Fiji say government authorities have ignored their pleas for help over the forceful eviction from their land. Audio