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The Northern Marianas Descent Corporation says the recently passed US Senate Immigraton Reform Bill threatens to disrupt the social, political, and economic aspirations of the indigenous people of the… Audio

The opposition in Tuvalu says the country is in a constitutional crisis after the Speaker adjourned parliament until a by-election is held to find a replacement for Health minister who resigned amid… Audio

Employment law - An employment court ruling on a partying pilot. Audio

Joining us now to explain the significance of yesterday's Supreme Court hearing is Waikato University international law Professor Neil Boister. Audio

Vanuatu's first president takes stock of the country's development as it marks 33 years of independence. Audio

Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio

Sugar mill workers in Fiji being polled on whether to strike over wages Audio

Australian academics say a plan to send boat people seeking asylum to Papua New Guinea undermines Australia's legal and moral obligations under the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of… Audio

The Solomon Islands prime minister says it is up to ordinary people to make sure the country does not slide back into more civil conflict. Audio

About 70 cleaners and their supporters gathered outside Parliament this afternoon, singing and banging buckets, to protest changes to employment law. Audio

Catriona MacLennan discusses using the law to address gender equality issues. Audio

Nauru government takes stock of asylum seeker detention camp processes following destructive riot at the camp. Audio

The Government is expected to approve high-tech methods so people can check on a building's earthquake rating before they enter it. Audio

The planned change to the law governing the Government Security and Communications Bureau, has been criticised by opposition parties as posing an undue risk to the privacy of ordinary citizens. Audio

Australia/PNG arrangement seen as violation of UN convention Audio

The Government says a new policy on asylum seekers in Australia justifies the recent law change it made to deal with any mass arrivals of boat people. Audio

Human Rights Watch has voiced alarm at a new law in Indonesia that gives the government wide powers to shut down NGOs in West Papua. Audio

Sexual violence cases on the increase in Fiji, as perpetrators also get younger. Audio

The Australian Government has opened a Australia Awards Information Centre in Port Moresby this month to make it easier for locals to find out more about awards and scholarships on offer. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says it will complain to the International Labour Organisation about the Government's proposed employment law changes. Audio

Despite vociferous criticism, the Justice Minister, Judith Collins seems intent on pushing through legislation revamping the Family Court, with its second reading held under urgency earlier this… Audio

Newly released papers reveal the Minister of Labour, Simon Bridges, advised the Cabinet that proposed employment law changes could breach international labour conventions. Audio

The Labour Party has criticised proposed employment law changes saying they breach International Labour Organisation conventions. Audio

Mining executives urge Solomons' Temotu to open up sea bed. Audio

A former foster youth in Hawaii says a law that will extend the voluntary foster care age from 18 to 21 will be like a second chance for many in the foster care system. Audio