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Unicef's Pacific representative outlines the UN agency's key focusses in the Pacifc, including tackling violence against children. Audio

The Commerce Minister says he's now receiving complaints from suppliers claiming questionable tactics when dealing with the Countdown supermarket chain, but they don't go as far as the allegations… Audio

A law professor says it's almost certain the Australian Government will have to face a legal challenge over an alleged failure of it's duty to care and protect asylum seekers. Audio

Tonga launches 'practice parliament' in efforts to boost number of women in politics. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there must be both a mindset and policy change to combat child sex trafficking. Audio

Two investigations have been launched into violent clashes at Australia's asylum seeker detention centre on PNG's Manus Island, that left one asylum seeker dead and scores injured. Audio

Local body amalgamations. Audio

An asylum seeker sent to Papua New Guinea by Australia has been killed. Audio

The leader of the Conservative Party, Colin Craig, says he's likely to proceed with legal action against the Green Party leader, Russel Norman, over his continued refusal to retract comments about Mr… Audio

The Fiji PM's condemnation of violence towards women is ringing hollow for some who suffered at the military's hands. Audio

Tautua party in Samoa calls for case of murdered New Zealand prisoner to be reopened. Audio

A Nauru opposition MP dismisses claims of cronyism used as a defence by the government for not allowing the chief justice into the country. Audio

Bougainville administrator outlines plans for when the province can set up its own bureaucracy. Audio

Nauru government determined to rehabilitate judicial sector following Wellington meeting with NZ govt. Audio

Criminal justice and cash. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Kundiawa Gembogl district introduces tourism policing to make tourists feel safer. Audio

The foreign ministers of Nauru and New Zealand meet after Wellington became concerned at the removal of key officials from the judiciary on the island. Audio

The Government is being urged to pass the plain packaging of tobacco legislation into law before the Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement is signed. Audio

If you are studying law at Canterbury University, chances are you may get more than the standard lecture if you happen to have Professor Stephen Todd teaching you. For twenty years, the law professor… Audio

A New Zealand Green Party MP says she won't be apologising for a press release saying Nauru was descending into a state of chaos. Audio

A lawyer in the Cook Islands says he hopes politicians will improve the law to guarantee people's access and control over their savings. Audio

New guidelines for schools have sailed close to the margins of the law in order to give principals the powers they say they need to keep their schools free of drugs and weapons. Audio

The President of Fiji's Trade Union Congress says he is still baffled as to why he and five other unionists were arrested on New Year's Eve in Nadi. Audio

The Catholic Archbishop of Mt Hagen finds much-needed education and services which his diocese helps run in Jiwaka have become a bargaining chip in a compensation claim by landowners. Audio

Professor Mark Henaghan, Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Otago. Audio