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PNG Treasurer delivers 15 billion kina national budget for 2014. Audio

Police under scrutiny. Audio

Funeral costs, more choice and burial disputes are some of the main talking points at meetings being held around the country as part of a review of the Burial and Cremation Act. Audio

New Zealand company helps Bougainville prepare a new investment law that should ensure future foreign involvement is responsible. Audio

Mining forum in Solomon Islands' Isabel resolves that the province not ready - concerns expressed over environmental impact, social problems and lack of benefits for people. Audio

Around 30 parties in Papua New Guinea could be de-registered for NOT submitting their election expenses incurred during last year's election. Audio

The Labour Party and rape prevention groups want urgent change made to the law with more rights for rape victims. Audio

In what's been described as a deeply humiliating moment for the U.S president, Barack Obama has apologised for the problems besieging his signature healthcare law. Audio

A new report on investment in Fiji has found political uncertainty has been one of the main reasons for the country not reaching its potential. Audio

Legislation fixing systemic failures revealed after the Pike River mine disaster has unamiously passed its third and final reading in Parliament. Audio

United Nations agencies combine force in a new project to raise the capacity of Pacific countries in case they need to migrate as a result of climate change. Audio

French Polynesia road safety boss in drink driving incident. Audio

Elisabeth McDonald is an Associate Professor of Law from Victoria University and author of the report is titled 'From "Real Rape" to Real Justice: Prosecuting Rape in New Zealand' published by… Audio

Arrests over luncheon protest during Fiji's budget day labeled 'juvenile'. Audio

The dean of the University of Papua New Guinea's law school says polygamy is a tradition that should remain an option. Audio

A retired Court of Appeal judge who has spoken out about the Lombard Finance directors trial says they would never have faced court action under the new law. Audio

Nauru government told it must make the public aware of what is happening with regard to the Australian asylum seekers on the island. Audio

The police are now investigating a second group with possible links to the Roastbusters facebook sex group, and say there are several lines of inquiry underway. Audio

Joining us is the chief executive of the cloud storage website, Mega, Vikram Kumar. Audio

Pensioners in the Cook Islands say they will keep up the pressure on the Cook Islands government not to have their New Zealand-paid pensions back-taxed. Audio

There'll be no beer or wine at a primary school fair in Dunedin this weekend because public health officials objected. Audio

The premier of Solomon Islands' Temotu province says a Malaysian company planning to export round logs from Vanikoro has not been given a licence and is violating the law. Audio

A proposal that seeks to require teachers in American Samoa to be proficient in both Samoan and English, is being hotly debated. Audio

Following the arrest of high-profile PNG lawyer Paul Paraka, police say they are zeroing in on Government workers. Audio

Toni Collins is a Canterbury University PhD researcher in law, who is investigating how commercial leases could be written to better deal with the aftermath of earthquakes, and how cases of disputes… Audio