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Aim of having a Pacific media ombudsman to instill confidence in both governments and the public. Audio

A new child protection plan in Fiji aims to strengthen the law around child abuse and help young people in conflict with the law. Audio

The New Zealand First leader is keeping quiet about whether he will support law changes to overhaul the government's electronic spy agency. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

The head of America's NRA says heavy-handed firearm laws and a disapproving attitude towards gun ownership left locals vulnerable during the hunt for those behind the Boston Marathon bombings. Audio

The Prime Minister has written to the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, seeking his support for changes to the intelligence laws. Audio

The president of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association says fa'afafine are relieved that it is no longer illegal to impersonate a woman. Audio

The Phocea finally leaves Port Vila amid questions over the boat's registration Audio

The Papua New Guinea Government has declared West Sepik province "a disease area" after the discovery of the contagious Newcastle bird disease in the border town, Wutung. Audio

The Quintet meeting of Attorneys-General which will take place in Auckland next week will focus on developments and best practice with respect to prosecuting crimes of sexual violence against women… Audio

The outspoken Papua New Guinea MP Gary Juffa says that to address the country's chronic law and order problems requires a holistic approach. Audio

Opposition parties say proposed changes to New Zealand's labour laws will drive down wages and conditions, and result in more work being contracted out. Audio

Business New Zealand's chief executive, Phil O'Reilly, says proposed changes to collective agreements won't result in a widespread refusal to negotiate. Audio

The Government is looking at making it easier for the police to warn people about convicted killers without breaching privacy laws. Audio

Wellington employment lawyer discusses what employees can use sick leave for. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions says the guilty verdicts against Pike River Coal further backs up the call for a law change to allow company directors to be prosecuted if their organisations fail to keep… Audio

People around the country gathered to witness the Marriage Equality Bill pass its third reading last night. Audio

The chief executive of Business New Zealand, Phil O'Reilly, comments on Holiday Amendment Bill. Audio

The Prime Minister has confirmed a proposed law change would prevent him phoning prospective candidates to run the country's electronic spy agency. Audio

The law around leaks and other breaches. Audio

The Government has enough votes to give the GCSB the legal right to spy on New Zealanders after New Zealand First signalled its support. Audio

The Government has enough votes to give its electronic spy agency the legal right to secretly monitor New Zealanders after New Zealand First signalled its support. Audio

The Prime Minister's justifying law changes allowing the Government Communications Security Bureau to spy on New Zealanders, saying they help to prevent international cyber espionage, including… Audio

The Labour Party is refusing to back law changes that will allow the Government Security Communications Bureau to legally spy on New Zealanders. Audio

The Government will proceed with changing the law to let the GCSB spy on New Zealanders legally, when it's helping out other law enforcement agencies. Audio