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The police in Samoa are to begin rolling out a national dog registration system this month, as part of its long term solutions for the country's stray dog problem. Audio

Restraint of trade provisions which prevent employees from working for a competitor after the end of their employment. Audio

More people are reportedly planning to go bankrupt in order to avoid paying off their student loans as tough new loan rules come into effect. Audio

Small businesses in the Pacific that find it hard to get going with start-up costs and accessing finance will soon be hearing about new options. Audio

Australia lobbies more Pacific Island nations to help "shoulder the burden" of its asylum seeker issue. Audio

UFDF says Bainimarama should be held accountable for his apparent breach of the Political Parties Decree. Audio

The opposition in Nauru says the government is squarely to blame for the decision of an off-shore bank to downgrade its involvement in Nauru. Audio

Women in Papua are being trained to play a greater role in elections. Audio

The Fiji Labour Party says the Electoral Commission should question Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama for flouting the law around political parties. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands urges citizens to refrain from selling their voter identification cards for personal gain. Audio

A new law giving the green light to Saipan's first casino has the Chamber of Commerce worried about limited tax gains and growing gambling problems. Audio

Parliamentary privileges and the law. Audio

In Australia, proposed changes to race hate laws have sparked heated debate in Parliament. Audio

New rules imposed by France on communities in French Polynesia are prompting ongoing strikes by municipal workers. Audio

The head of the watch group Transparency International Vanuatu is calling on government and the opposition to respect the laws of the country. Audio

Better control policies for exporting kava needed in Vanuatu, otherwise the country may face a ban in the United States. Audio

An American Samoa senator is calling for discussion on the health status of the territory's representative in the US congress. Audio

An opposition MP says the Marshall Islands government deliberately attempted to usurp the constitution and laws of the country with its nomination to UNESCO of a Lebanese official. Audio

Robert Lithgow QC talks about changes to legal aid. Audio

Opposition MPs have argued that electoral law changes will make it more difficult for some of the country's most vulnerable people to vote. Audio

Nauru opposition MP, Roland Kun, says the Justice Minister should step down following controversial judicial reshuffle. Audio

Young women from all around Fiji meet in Suva to decide on the key issues they want raised in the lead-up to the elections promised for September. Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio

Cook Islands opposition party want to know why a Chinese vessel was let go despite the discovery of shark fins onboard. Audio

With Privacy Commissioner John Edwards. Audio