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Vanuatu Women Against Crime says the government is failing to protect victims of crime as the numbers of rapes and murders across the country continue to climb. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says he will not step down despite a court ruling which has dismissed an application for a stay on his arrest warrant. Audio

A human rights advocacy group is calling for a new Indonesian government to end human rights abuses by previous governments, and bring those responsible to account. Audio

Several news organisations, including Radio New Zealand, are fighting to overturn a court order preventing the identification of a diplomat who's accused of attacking a Wellington woman. Audio

An advisor to the Autonomous Bougainville government says there are limited opportunities for the region to grow its economy as it considers independence. Audio

Calls continue for Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to resign amid an ongoing legal wrestle related to a major corruption case. Audio

The speaker of the Nauru Parliament stands by the decision to expel five of the eight opposition MPs from parliament. Audio

A human rights organisation in Fiji says Pacific nations need to support the West Paupan freedom movement instead of keeping quiet to keep Indonesia happy. Audio

The head of an NGO in the Northern Marianas which helps victims of human rights abuses says law enforcement agencies need to remain vigilant in the fight against human trafficking. Audio

A law professor says there is a strong case to look at redefining the scope of self-defence, a move that's being pushed by the latest inquiry into family violence. Audio

Anti-violence campaigners in Kiribati say a bill that aims to stop domestic violence has been misunderstood and cannot be blamed for a spate of murders in the country. Audio

Papua New Guinea's sacked attorney general says he has no regrets over his actions this past fortnight. Audio

Ursula Cheer talks about the Weller Case and the invasion of privacy by the media. Audio

A New Zealand applied scientist says training Pacific nations in the science of hydrography could boost Pacific economies and even save lives. Audio

A court has heard how a man charged with smuggling cocaine dropped his mother-in-law at Auckland hospital but she died soon after of a cocaine overdose. Audio

Calls are mounting for Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister to stand aside amid the furore over his alleged role in illegal payments to a law firm. Audio

Samoa rugby star Muli'agatele Brian Lima has escaped a jail term for assaulting his former wife and her partner. Audio

A group of not-for-profit organisations are banding together to encourage people to vote according to political parties' climate change policies. Audio

An NGO which has been calling for the scrapping of controversial land leases in Papua New Guinea says the prime minister needs to do more than just make promises he'll get rid of them. Audio

Kristin Wilson from Bell Gully on some big changes to consumer law that happened this week. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill stands firm while a major political storm engulfing his office casts uncertainty over his future. Audio

The head of PNG's anti-corruption unit Taskforce Sweep vows to keep on investigating high-level graft despite being sidelined. Audio

Attrition aplenty in an increasingly fractious legal battle around police attempts to question Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, Peter O'Neill, has won a week long stay on a police arrest warrant after a controversial morning in the National Court with two lawyers competing to represent the… Audio

Andrew Scott Howman looks at employees being dismissed for airing opinions contrary to their employers'. Audio