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American Samoa's Visitors Bureau says welcoming new airlines to the territory can boost tourism. Audio

A court in French Polynesia is due to hear the case of the king of the self-styled Pakumotu Republic, who is charged with the possession and distribution of illegal money. Audio

Senior judicial officials have raised doubts about the rule of law in Nauru after the government deported the country's only magistrate and barred its chief justice from returning to deal with the… Audio

PNG Prime Minister says he is confident the truth will eventually be revealed through the anti-corruption probe into alleged improper payments to a law firm. Audio

Judges on the US Supreme Court are expressing doubt about a Massachusetts law which creates a protective buffer zone for patients near abortion clinics. Audio

An Australian paediatrician says the Conservative Party Leader Colin Craig is wrong to look to Australia for a model for child smacking laws. Audio

Electoral law experts say a Wellington man's attempt to privately prosecute the Auckland Mayor, Len Brown, is likely to falter at the first hurdle. Audio

The opposition leader in Papua New Guinea is denying an accusation by the prime minister that he is conspiring to overthrow the government. Audio

The opposition leader in Papua New Guinea is denying an accusation by the prime minister that he is conspiring to overthrow the government. Audio

An inquest in London into the death of Mark Duggan, the man whose shooting by police sparked riots across England in 2011, has concluded that it was a lawful killing. Audio

Marijuana retailers in Colarado say business has been booming since a law change came into effect on January the 1st allowing the sale of pot to anyone over the age of 21. Audio

The Motor Trade Association is warning that changes to Warrant of Fitness rules will eventually lead to about two-thousand job losses. Audio

Environmentalists lodging an appeal against the American navy's plans to test sonar and explosives in the waters between Hawaii and California say the activities will cause millions of instances of… Audio

PNG's Speaker of parliament defends his plans to remove artefacts from the parliament building amid a public outcry and claims that he is destroying the country's cultural heritage. Audio

Honesty in employee job applications. Audio

Bar managers say they are expecting the very worst when the new alcohol laws for earlier trading hours come into full effect tonight. Audio

A Papua New Guinea health worker says sorcery is not just a creation of people's minds and sorcerers are immune to harm. Audio

Business owners in Vanuatu are concerned that new occupations added to the list reserved for ni-Vanuatu are too broad. Audio

Under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act that was passed last year, new alcohol laws will come into force at midnight. Bars will have to close earlier and police will have new powers to issue spot… Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans association says court order to re-examine compensation claim brings hope, but is unlikely to succeed. Audio

A lawyer says new alcohol laws will have no impact on underage drinking. Audio

An Australian academic is describing sorcery-related killings as almost a silent epidemic. Audio

Australia's High Court has overruled a law allowing same-sex marriage in the Australian Capital Territory - less than a week after the ceremonies started. Audio

The Samoan government and the United Nations Environment Programme recently hosted a refrigeration symposium to accelerate the phase out of ozone depleting substances. Audio

Fiji Law Society warns anyone could become targeted under new unexplained wealth order. Audio