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New Caledonia's political future remains uncertain after the territory's leaders held their last meeting with the French prime minister before next year's French elections. Audio

The PNG government could settle compensation claims made by Manus Island refugees, according to their lawyer. Audio

Employment lawyers are warning that overseas corporations could dodge the strictures of New Zealand employment and human rights law thanks to a ruling from the court of appeal. On Friday the Court… Audio

Counter human-trafficking training and a public awareness campaign are the tools being used to fight modern day slavery in PNG. Audio

Papua New Guinea's 2017 Budget has made significant cuts to key priority areas as the government tries to rein in spending. Audio

Refugees detained on Nauru and Manus Island could be resettled in North America, according to The Australian Newspaper. Audio

A human rights lawyer in Fiji says a year after the Lautoka businessman Rajneel Singh was attacked, allegedly by police, no progress has been made in getting justice. Audio

Under a proposed Australian law change asylum seekers and refugees who attempt to arrive in Australia by boat will be permanently banned from entering the country. Audio

The UN says it is profoundly concerned by Australia's proposed ban on boat people. Audio

It's a battle of two brothers-in-law for the Palau presidency as the country goes to the polls on Tuesday. Audio

Human rights advocates are hoping an admission by the Fiji Prime Minister that the country has issues with torture and violence will trigger major changes. Audio

The lawyer representing asylum seekers detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is working on a new application to return the detainees to Australia. Audio

The Fiji Broadcasting Corporation has been reported to the police for allegedly racist and inflammatory content on one of its TV shows. Audio

A petition has been launched to stop an Australian company from restarting phosphate mining on French Polynesia's Makatea atoll. Audio

There are concerns the independence and effectiveness of Tonga's first Anti-Corruption commissioner could be affected by government proposals. Audio

The Marshall Islands is urged to re-think its strategy in a battle against nuclear powers. Audio

The United Nations must act to end the violence between the community and refugees marooned on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, according to the local MP. Audio

Kim Hill talks to London barrister Julian Milford, who represented the British Labour Party in the legal challenge to the system of voting for their party leadership. He is also a pianist, and a… Audio

Violence between refugees and locals on Manus Island demonstrates the failure of Australia's offshore detention, according to a human rights lawyer. Audio