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Smart phones, and the extension of the working day. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions is launching a nationwide campaign challenging proposed changes to employment law which it describes as a radical attack on workers. Audio

Fiji's military and police bands have been helping police in Solomon Islands tackle community crime in the capital, Honiara. Audio

Quentin Johnson reviews Mark Gimenez's book Con Law which is published by Hachette. Audio

A senior adviser with the Washington-based think tank, the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, says the United States is keen to co-operate with China in the region. Audio

Health ministers and MPs in Pacific Island nations are being called on to prioritise adolescent sexual health and reproductive rights. Audio

Better engagement with different cultures in an effort to prevent youth crime in New Caledonia has been a key learning for officials on a visit to New Zealand this week. Audio

Survey shows pervasive extent of corruption in modern Solomon Islands society Audio

Some families of suicide victims hope the Government will finally relax legislation which they say prevents them from sharing their stories. Audio

The United Nations Population Fund says the Papua New Guinea government has to put more focus on adolescent pregnancy. Audio

Bougainville reveals more about plans for security unit involving ex-combatants. Audio

Relationship breakdown and particularly domestic violence. Audio

Opposition parties have inadvertently supported law changes clamping down on legal aid. Audio

Britain's leading legal expert on space law says the military is increasingly looking to space to expand its ability to spy on people. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is eyeing a compromise on the Government Communications Security Bureau legislation which will allow the electronic surveillance agency to legally to spy on New Zealanders.

The head of the Culture and Tourism division in the Autonomous Bougainville Government believes the Papua New Guinea province will become one of the must-see destinations for adventure travellers in… Audio

The Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women says the recent strengthening of laws to protect the rights of women and children, shows law-makers are listening to what the community wants. Audio

Joining us for more on what Pike River Coal Limited might expect from today's sentencing is a health and safety lawyer at Duncan Cotterill, Stephanie Grieve. Audio

Decisions on refugee status on some of the first arrivals at the Nauru asylum seeker camp likely within two weeks. Audio

The government in Bougainville says it will require a rejuvenated Bougainville Copper Ltd to source most of its basic supplies from within the province. Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands has released its sixth People's Survey which captures public views on conflict in the community and other issues. Audio

Criminal law and sentencing. Audio

The Government has been urged not to rush spy legislation through Parliament just because of its embarrassment over the Kim Dotcom case. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister at the time of Fiji's 2006 coup defends the then New Zealand government's efforts to stop the coup. Winston Peters also calls for more expansive sanctions to be in place… Audio

The Solomon Islands government ministers admit corruption is an ongoing problem, but they say a new law on development aid works around it. Audio