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Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister resists an arrest warrant over the alleged illegal payments to Paraka Lawfirm and announces another commission of inquiry into the matter while discrediting those… Audio

Online shoppers are the big winners out of a raft of changes to consumer law. Audio

Samoa PM wants street vendors to move off side-walk. Audio

The consumer affairs minister says consumer protection laws needed changing because existing rules were outdated, having been written before the internet evolved. Audio

Observers see deterrent value in a jail sentence handed to Papua New Guinea's Police Commissioner Tom Kulunga. Audio

An NGO in Papua New Guinea says the proposal for the world's first deep sea mining project is comparable with Pacific nuclear testing and people are feeling like experimental guinea pigs. Audio

Amnesty International is calling for an investigation into the alleged burning of up to 200 homes in the Papua New Guinea gold mining town of Porgera. Audio

Land contamination - the laws around contaminated sites and your rights if your home has been built on contaminated land. Audio

More now on Japan's Prime Minister saying he will step up efforts to resume whaling in Antarctic waters despite an international court banning it. Audio

Employment law changes have been put on hold indefinitely following the resignation of Act MP John Banks. Audio

The resignation of Epsom MP John Banks means employment law changes will be shelved. Audio

The Government is likely to shelve plans to pass employment law changes before the election now that the Act MP, John Banks, is resigning from Parliament. Audio

The Government is all but giving up on passing changes to employment law before the election now that the ACT MP, John Banks, is resigning from Parliament. Audio

Vodafone Fiji says a new report by its parent company shows it is not conducting any illegal surveillance. Audio

A move in Papua New Guinea to further tighten rules around votes of no confidence in the country's prime ministers. Audio

Hayden Wilson is a lawyer at Kensington Swan, who specialises in electoral law. Audio

A former professor of the University of the South Pacific says those who made a decision to terminate a student's scholarship have an obligation to Fiji taxpayers to explain why. Audio

Regional campaigners against the global arms trade say Pacific Island countries should follow Samoa's lead and ratify a landmark international treaty. Audio

The coat-tailing rule of MMP is here to stay - for this election at least - with the Prime Minister rejecting a call from Labour to change it. Audio

The Non-disparagement" clause - when it is agreed that neither party in an employment dispute shall talk ill of the other. Audio

The leader of a Fiji political group which claims the same name as the regime-backed party says they will fight the election under a variation of the Fiji First name. Audio

The president of the Fiji Law Society says decrees which control rules around the elections process, suggest the current regime is hell-bent on retaining power. Audio

The Greens say the Government needs to overhaul what they say are charity laws based on principles laid down in the Elizabethan era after a multi-million-dollar blunder which blindsided the Housing… Audio

An Australian human rights lawyer is calling for an commission of inquiry type investigation into the violence in the Manus Island asylum seeker camp. Audio

The United Front for a Democratic Fiji says delay tactics are being deployed by the regime despite the elections due in just over three months. Audio