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Nauru's chief justice Geoffrey Eames has resigned, saying New Zealand and Australia should have taken a tougher stance over serious breaches of the rule of law in Nauru. Audio

PNA member countries are meeting this week to divide funds and address differences. Audio

An advocate for families in American Samoa says the Fono's passing of a Bill criminalising human trafficking is a mighty leap for justice. Audio

Paul David is an Auckland barrister. He attended the 2013 AMINZ conference where he presented a paper, The Rise of Arbitration in the World of Sport. Audio

The Government's external spying agency is denying it had help from the United States National Security Agency in rewriting the law governing the way it operates. The former NSA… Audio

He says America's National Security Agency has a Foreign Affairs Division which searches for loopholes in other countries' laws to justify indiscriminate, dragnet surveillance - and such operations… Audio

New Fiji military commander bodes well for country but questions remain. Audio

New Zealand Law Society Executive Director Christine Grice discusses gender imbalance in the law, and why so few women are appointed as Queen's Counsel. Audio

Chief justices from around the Pacific strongly condemn the actions of the Nauru Government. Audio

A year-long dispute between New Zealand and Tonga over a plane will be solved with World Bank intervention. Audio

Sir Geoffrey Palmer's memoir and his thoughts on media law. Audio

The American Samoa Department of Public Safety is starting a community policing program to help prevent and solve crimes in the territory. Audio

Mosese Tikoitoga will today become the new Fiji military commander, replacing the Commodore Frank Bainimarama. Audio

A study suggests greater political stability in Papua New Guinea has improved the business environment but crime and corruption are still proving a significant cost. Audio

The PNG National Housing Corporation plans to build 40,000 houses in Port Moresby but critics say an overhaul of the housing policy is needed first. Audio

Exactly sixty years since the United States' biggest ever nuclear test - the Bravo blast on Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands - the fight is still on for the United States to come clean on the true… Audio

The New Zealand Law Society welcomes signs that Fiji is moving towards a return to democracy. Audio

An academic says Commodore Frank Bainimarama is running out of people he can trust to take over his role as the head of the Fiji military. Audio

A saga over the disputed safety of a Tongan plane could soon be over, if an international agency weighs in. Audio

The appointment of a former Sri Lankan military commander as a manager at the Manus Island asylum seeker camp has been criticised. Audio

Employment law - redundancy during maternity leave. Audio

Warning that it's illegal to party hop amid news of five members of Samoa's ruling party preparing to break away and form new party. Audio

Survey shows that lawlessness in Papua New Guinea remains a major impediment to business there. Audio

The Australian government's asylum seeker policies are likely to go the way of the Pacific Solution according to a Melbourne academic. Audio

Measure to bring greater independence to American Samoa unlikely to garner public support. Audio