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Wanaka retailers appear to have escaped scot free after opening their doors over the Easter long weekend. Audio

The co-chair of the Pacific Freedom Forum says fears about a proposed cyber crime policy in PNG are unfounded. Audio

Are the Easter Trading laws out of date? Or should it remain a time for family and activities other than shopping? Audio

Twenty six babies born in Australia to asylum seeker parents will not be transferred to Nauru or Manus detention centres this weekend. Audio

The use of the Ngati Toa haka Ka Mate now has some protection under law. Audio

Does NZ need a supermarket ombudsman like in the UK? Hayden heads Kensington Swan's Wellington based Government and Regulatory practice. Audio

With Dr Nessa Lynch - a Senior Lecturer in the School of Law, Victoria University. She teaches and researches in the area of criminal law and sentencing as well as youth justice. She is working with… Audio

The Maori Party says it won't support a government bill that will bar Maori fishing companies from using foreign ships with low-wage crews. Audio

Fiji police say they are investigating Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama for breaching law pertaining to the election. Audio

The ACC Minister, Judith Collins, who promised to clean up the organisation's culture after the 2011 Pullar breach, is dismissing the agency's latest information controversy as an 'operational… Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation may have to review hundreds of claims it turned down when people refused to sign a privacy waiver. Audio

Two senior members of the Samoa government to be sentenced on Friday week after being convicted of obstructing police. Audio

Some bloggers and other internet users in Papua New Guinea are concerned that a proposed cyber crime policy could go too far in policing activity on social media. Audio

UFDF says New Zealand government's view that Fiji elections will be free and fair is misguided. Audio

A policy framework for the death penalty is being drafted in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The head of the National Disaster Office in Solomon Islands says emergency repairs to roads and bridges has allowed teams to go further into Guadalcanal Province to assess flood damage. Audio

A law has been passed to allow a 21 year old woman to have both her mothers listed on her birth certificate. Audio

The six major American film studios have filed a lawsuit against Kim Dotcom and his now shutdown filesharing site, Megaupload. The Motion Picture Association talks about the lawsuit and Mr Dotcom… Audio

Health and Safety specialist lawyer, Stephanie Grieve of Duncan Coterill discusses the trend towards imposing greater liability on directors of companies involved in health and safety breaches. Audio

United Nations agency has invitation to assess human rights on Nauru withdrawn by the government with no explanation. Audio

Media commentator Gavin Ellis discusses the Law Commission report on suicide reporting, and the reaction to Rachel Smalley "off mic" comments. Audio

Fiji telecommunications attorney says constitution and international convenants on freedom of expression will trump any decree if brought to trial. Audio

The Fiji Trade Union Congress says it is going to intentionally flout a new decree by the regime, placing restrictions on political parties. Audio

The Fiji Law Society says a decree provision allowing phone and internet monitoring in the days before the election is open to abuse and could allow the government to access people's telephone and… Audio

The Government is being told it needs to tighten the law on how houses contaminated with the drug P are tested and cleaned. Audio