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The leader of the opposition in Cook Islands says members of parliament need to stop mixing personal business with their ministerial responsibilities. Audio

Women's groups are counselling victims of domestic violence in PNG and getting the message out to men, but need more support from leaders. Audio

Solomon Islands' acting police commissioner is warning that officers who collude with members of the public will be dealt with severely. Audio

Questions linger over the refugee resettlement deal between Australia and Papua New Guinea, amid uncertainty over where refugees will be resettled. Audio

The newly installed prime minister of Tuuvalu Enele Sopoaga says they are committed to doing the best for the people but first need to assess the budget and national strategy. Audio

PNG's opposition is confident that its constitutional challenge against the government's asylum seeker deal with Australia has merit. Audio

The Vanuatu government is being urged to provide details of its plans for an overhaul of the country's airport services. Audio

A UK lawyer at the centre of the Fiji government's latest contempt of court win says the sentence shows the light touch of oppression. Audio

Discusses changes to in-court media coverage. Audio

Social Development Minister Paula Bennett defends the Government's proposed changes which include allowing the courts to impose greater restrictions on convicted child offenders, as well as adults who… Audio

The Government has some work to do if it wants to get cross party support for its proposed law changes to prevent child abuse. Opposition parties, United Future and the Maori Party say they support in… Audio

Anger in Bougainville at secret deal signed by Panguna land owner group leader and a Chinese government controlled company Audio

Disability groups and others say they will fight to overturn what they call an ugly and draconian new law governing payments to family carers. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands is asking why the government has quickly amended the Finance Institutions Act. Audio

The Kiribati Marine Division is drafting a new law to prevent missing boats. Audio

Amnesty International says the contempt of court conviction given to a prominent Fiji civil society group is chilling and a setback to freedom of expression in the country. Audio

PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government is serious about converting the country's resources wealth into real gains in living standards for ordinary people. He also emphasises PNG's… Audio

Health and safety experts warn planned changes targetting high risk jobs must be tailor-made for each industry or they won't work. Audio

Tuvalu's former prime minister stands by actions during last week's political ructions. Audio

Discusses the Fonterra scandal, and also the ongoing ructions over the GCSB bill. Audio

Cruise liners are heading to the Pacific in greater numbers as countries push for upgrades. Audio

Music Director of Christchurch Cathedral Choir and organiser of Joyfully Un-Munted festival to mark the opening of Christchurch's Cardboard Cathedral. Audio

Police investigators in PNG's East Sepik wait on mechanical report following motor vehicle accident which left around a dozen dead. Audio

Controversial legislation that would allow the Government's spy agency to legally surveil New Zealanders is a step closer to becoming law. Audio

The Indonesian government says the continuing violence in the Papuan region cannot be entirely blamed on the country's military and police. Audio