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The Director of Alcohol Health Watch Rebecca Williams, the Wellington branch president of the Hospital Association Jeremy Smith, and the President of the Massey University Students Association Ben… Audio

ECPAT Child Alert, an organisation that fights child sexual abuse, says New Zealand has become a world leader in investigating global paedophilia rings. Audio

Bob Carr's claims about asylum seekers not being genuine refugees dismissed as unprincipled spin. Audio

The Global Ocean Commission says island countries in the Pacific must have a voice in discussions on seabed mining in the international waters that surround them. Audio

House legislative intiative relaxing restrictions on alienation of land in Northern Marianas to be considered. Audio

The Cook Islands MP Norman George says a Royal Commission of inquiry is needed to fully investigate an invoicing scheme, also known as 'Colagate', which cost the country millions of dollars in import… Audio

Stronger protections for lawful migrant workers; and United Future's loss of funding. Audio

MPs have passed a law designed to put an end to big anonymous donations in local body elections. Audio

Otago University's Professor of Public Law Andrew Geddis is with us. Audio

Tonight Peter Dunne is an independent MP, with Parliament no longer recognising the United Future party. Audio

The Solomon Islands government has defended its new law on allocation of public funds, after a chorus of criticism. Audio

The Prime Minister has admitted he is dependent on either New Zealand First or United Future to support legislation extending the powers of the country's electronic spy agency. Audio

The Prime Minister has admitted he is dependent on either New Zealand First or United Future to support legislation extending the powers of the country's electronic spy agency, the GCSB. Audio

The Law Society has condemned plans to extend the spying powers of the Government Communications Security Bureau saying the country is sleepwalking into alarming changes. Audio

The Government is struggling to convince United Future and New Zealand First to support its plan to extend the powers of the country's electronic spy agency. Audio

The human rights lawyer representing a group of 12 asylum seekers on Nauru says they may self harm as others have done, after losing a court application seeking an end to their detention. Audio

The world's largest peak union body says it is expecting arguments today with the Fiji government with the tabling of its demand for an international commission of inquiry into Fiji. Audio

The Fiji Trades Union Congress, says the International Labour Organisation's focus on Fiji at top policy level this week will keep up the pressure on the regime's treatment of trade unions. Audio

Bloggers and harassment. Audio

The Government plans to overhaul the laws governing money laundering, identity fraud, and international trafficking. Audio

The Dean of Law at the University of Canterbury, Dr Chris Gallavin, says the police are running out of major lines of inquiry in the murder investigation of the Feilding farmer, Scott Guy. Audio

Divergent views on merits of Guam 'two strikes' bill. Audio

A prominent newspaper in Tonga has been ordered to pay fines for defaming the Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers, in what observers say is part of an ongoing duel between politicians. Audio

The Immigration Amendment Bill, which will allow any incoming group of more than 30 people to be detained for up to six months, was passed into law last night. Audio

Moves by Vanuatu's new government to purge the diplomatic sector of dubious diplomatic passport appointments is welcomed by Transparency International. Audio