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It's been 10 years since the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated much of the south coast of the two Samoas and Tonga's northern most islands. Audio

A Pacific women's activist says the presence of young people at the United Nations Climate Action Summit indicates the need to involve youth at all levels of decision-making. Audio

Parliament is working on the second piece of promised firearms legislation from the Government and is asking for the public to share their views.  Audio

Public law expert, Graeme Edgeler joins the discussion on whether or not the Speaker of the house can ban attack ads using footage from parliament tv. Audio

Let's begin in the US where the White House has released details of a phone call between President Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart that has triggered an impeachment inquiry. Mr Trump had promised… Audio

Here’s a spring cleaning tip for the legally minded. You can spruce up a law really quickly if you plan to blow the dust off but not move anything. Audio

The next stage of gun law reform which will introduce a firearms register and new penalties has passed its first reading. In April a law banning military style semi-automatic weapons and parts passed… Audio

Creating a boogey man and stigimatising people living with mental illness.

That's the Mental Health Foundation's verdict on a proposal to include a mental health clause in proposed changes to gun… Video, Audio

Police minister Stuart Nash is confident the Government has the numbers to pass legislation to tighten gun laws. The National Party says it's not happy with the new legislation to further tighten gun… Audio

Fiji's government says empowering women economically can help them escape abusive relationships. Audio

The Rua Kēnana Pardon Bill doesn’t just restore his mana, it adds his poetry to the law. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has pledged a 287-million US dollar (1-billion kina) facility to generate economic development in Bougainville over 10 years. The announcement was made by PNG prime… Audio

Police forces around the Pacific have been caught off guard by the growth of the methamphetamine trade in the region. Audio

When laws are being hammered out in Parliament MPs suggest dozens of changes for many different reasons; not all of them obvious writes Phil Smith Video

The UK government is about to ask MP's for a second time to agree to a snap general election, and is expected to suffer another defeat It could be one of the last acts in the House of Commons before… Audio

A Solomon Islands minister says there could be difficult conversations ahead with both Taiwan and China as the nation reviews its diplomatic relations with Taipei. Audio

The so called 'miracle baby' in Fiji who was found 10 days ago crawling near five dead family members at the top of a cliff, is out of hospital but the community is anxious about rumors of sorcery and… Audio

Professor of international law, Al Gillespie, talks about the options for the kiwi jihadi. Audio

RNZ has spoken to students and staff at the University of Canterbury about their experiences of racism. Maryanne Tupou is a law student at the University of Canterbury, and was one of four tertiary… Audio

A property research expert says the law needs tweaking if the housing crisis is going to be solved. Audio

A refugee advocate says the rapidly declining state health of people held by Australia in offshore detention is due to six years of grave neglect by authorities. Audio

An Ashburton District Councillor of six years wants a tweak to election laws, after his nomination for the next council was turfed out on a technicality. Russell Ellis didn't know one of his… Audio