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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

Stephen Franks is the principal of Franks and Ogilvie. Audio

The Government's being warned to put the brakes on changing the spy laws in the wake of the Prism scandal. Audio

French Polynesia nuclear test veterans disappointed with Socialists amid stalled compensation claims. Audio

A solution to sorcery-related violence in Papua New Guinea was one of the major themes of a conference in Canberra last week. Audio

Conditions outlined by a Chinese company considering investing in Samoa have been met with alarm. Audio

European Union team raises concerns about food safety in Vanuatu and recommends that laws be tightened and strictly applied. Audio

Bougainville group calls for respect for sanctity of life Audio

European Union team raises concerns about food safety in Vanuatu and recommends that laws be tightened and strictly applied. Audio

Discusses whether employment laws apply to church ministers, or do they work for God? Audio

Confidence Tonga Family Protection Bill will pass soon. Audio

A conference that hopes to address the issue of sorcery and witchcraft killings in Melanesia is getting underway in Canberra. Audio

A media lecturer and journalist association member in Samoa says the removal of criminal libel laws and public media education are still on the agenda but a lack of unity among colleagues is stunting… Audio

The French Polynesia assembly adopts resolution asking France to organise self-determination referendum. Audio

A backlash is growing against the Government's disabled carers legislation, with the Law Society vowing to go to the United Nations and Labour formally complaining to the Speaker and the Ombudsman. Audio

Papua New Guinea's parliament passes law changes enacting tough new sentences designed to counter violent crime, including the reactivation of the death penalty. It has also repealed the controversial… Audio

Following an attack on three reporters in Samoa, the Prime Minister is giving a glowing report of media freedom in the country. Audio

Court of Appeal legal aid decision. Audio

Amnesty International says Australia is among governments world-wide accused of showing more interest in protecting their national borders than the rights of those seeking refuge. Audio

A new report on diabetes in Tonga has revealed most young people have a misconception that the disease can be cured. Audio

People convicted of internet child sex offences for a second time will automatically be jailed under law changes planned by the government. Audio

The lawyer who represents the Beast of Blenheim is questioning a proposed new law which would prevent violent offenders from living or working near their victims. Audio

The Justice Minister, Judith Collins comments on the thinking behind tougher porn laws. Audio

The case of a convicted rapist who moved in next door to his victim in Invercargill has prompted legislation aimed at stopping this happening again. Audio