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People around the Pacific are being urged to reflect on their situations within their communites ahead of the International Day of Peace tomorrow. Audio

The Police Commander of Morobe province in Papua New Guinea is concerned boiling anger over the attacks on trekkers along the Black Cat Track last week could lead to more violence. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government makes its move to take over full ownership of the Ok Tedi copper and gold mine. Audio

Auckland's future: unitary plan, upcoming election, transport, Council-controlled organisations etc. Audio

The former Telecommunications Commissioner says its a complete waste of money to roll out an expensive new fibre network for ultra-fast broadband, to replace the copper network, if nobody uses it. Audio

Men in the area hit by floods east of the Solomon Islands capital Honiara are being urged to consider how difficult life is for the women in their families. Audio

The National Maritime Safety Authority in Papua New Guinea is confident revised legislation and greater education of the shipping industry will help avoid a repeat of the Rabaul Queen tragedy. Audio

PNG leaders condemn brutal attack on a trekking group on a tourist trail in Morobe Province. Audio

Law commissioner Geoff McLay, was the lead commissioner on the Trusts Report. Audio

The Government's being urged to rewrite laws governing trusts to ensure they are not abused. Audio

The Justice Minister is backing a call from the Law Commission to clarify the legal rights of people who use trusts to manage their assets. Audio

Political scandal and the law. Audio

A new proposed law against human trafficking has drawn reactions, but many say authorities have been too silent for too long. Audio

Concerns new Chinese immigrants to Vanuatu flouting law to do business. Audio

The director of the Women and Children Crisis Centre in Tonga says a new law which aims to end domestic violence is a step in the right direction in protecting victims. Audio

British Minister of State outlines his country's lead role in assisting Pacific Islands countries in adapting to climate change. Audio

Workers in Christchurh already stressed by the earthquakes are pleading with MPs to stop proposed changes to employment law. Audio

The are signs of a shifting balance in aid delivery in the Pacific region. Audio

14 people were briefly arrested outside the Fiji Government House in Suva before the scheduled assent to the new constitution. Audio

Amnesty International says Fiji's new constitution falls far short of international standards of human rights law and is another step backwards for human rights in Fiji. Audio

Growing migration into the Solomon Islands capital is leading to more unemployment and criminality. Audio

PNG Mining Minister says Solwara seabed mining project is going ahead despite the fact that approval for it was bulldozed through. Byron Chan believes the environmental impact of the project will be… Audio

Can an employee's actions away from work be a disciplinary issue - and possibly lead to dismissal? Audio

There are mounting calls in Solomon Islands for the government to better protect and support indigenous business people. Audio

Tuvalu prime minister raises concerns about the lack of action over combatting climate change. Audio