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Fiji's Sodelpa Party says its manifesto for the upcoming election addresses basic issues like poverty and jobs. Audio

Amnesty International has expressed concern about the lack of accountability for serious human rights abuses in Fiji. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says the government's decision not to make the National Register of Voters public further erodes the integrity of the September general election. Audio

The Vanuatu Prime Minister Joe Natuman says he's received assurances from his caucus that he's got the numbers to continue. Audio

Vanuatu women want the government to improve the safety of sea transportation throughout the country, in light of last week's ferry sinking. Audio

Papua New Guinea's leading anti-corruption unit, Task Force Sweep, will continue to operate, for now, after the National Court adjourned its final decision on the unit's future. Audio

Britain is rushing through a controversial law which will allow the security services to snoop on everyone's phone calls and internet records. Audio

It's hoped that improvements to labour legislation in Papua New Guinea will help reduce unpredictability in the market place. Audio

Ryan explains the MMP electoral system and how it works. Audio

Refugee advocates say witnesses to a fatal attack on an asylum seeker at Australia's Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea are in extreme danger. Audio

Changes described as reckless, offensive and anti-democratic have got the go-ahead from a parliamentary committee. Audio

A human trafficking report released by the US State department has received little backing from leaders and anti-human trafficking organisations in the Pacific. Audio

Opposition parties are accusing the Government of capitulating to United States demands to introduce legislation which helps America crack down on tax evaders. Audio

The Solomon Islands Ministry of Health says it is declaring the Honiara Central Market healthy as it moves to ban the sale and use of tobacco, betel nut and alcohol. Audio

Keeping on the good side of the United States was one of the major reasons behind the Government's decision to share financial information of some New Zealand residents with American authorities. Audio

The Law Society is warning some media coverage of the Malaysian diplomat case is pushing the boundaries. Audio

The search for two Japanese visitors to the Northern marianas has been suspended. Audio

PNG's Attorney General has been warned that his determination on the legality of controversial state payments to a law firm, Paraka Lawyers, risks being in contempt of the Supreme Court. Audio

An academic specialising in West Papua says Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo is likely to be more Papua friendly than his opponent Prabowo Subianto. Audio

Discusses the case of the employee who was being given "a few beers" for working on a Saturday - instead of his normal wages. Audio

Papua New Guinea's top legal official has advised the police commissioner that there has been no criminality involving payments to lawyer, Paul Paraka. Audio

Nautilus Minerals is set to begin mining the seabed off New Ireland in Papua New Guinea, following a dispute resolution with the government there. Audio

The Minister of Labour, Simon Bridges, is defending changes to the way shop trading laws are enforced. Audio

Papua New Guinea's top police hierarchy is to re-examine the file around an arrest warrant on the Prime Minister. Audio

The head of Mental Health Services in Waikato says he would have supported staff breaking law to restrain a patient, who escaped and then killed a woman. Audio