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Meanwhile, the guidelines to finance sector companies on the standards of behaviour expected of them which the FMA released last week, have been described by a lawyer as fuzzy and without proper… Audio

The European Union may investigate New Zealand's tax laws as it tries to crack down on countries that are operating as tax havens. Audio

A former French PM seeking the presidency's promise to revisit French Polynesia nuclear compensation has been met with cynicism. Audio

As the Australian Government celebrates two years since a boat arrival of asylum seekers penetrated its borders, advocates say it's again threatening to deport families to Nauru. Audio

A lawsuit against US military proposals for two Northern Marianas islands claims that the US has shifted the goalposts on its plans in the territory. Audio

A Samoan New Zealand family is demanding that a decision be made on a land transfer that went to court in Apia 13 years ago. Audio

The Supreme Court's ruling is expected to create some nervousness among companies involved in energy and infrastructure projects. Audio

The Marshalls says human trafficking is not a major issue despite a US report ranking it amongst the worst in the world. Audio

Advocates for giving West Papuans full membership in the Melanesian Spearhead Group are not giving up despite glaring divisions over the matter within the sub-regional grouping. Audio

Some Pacific island countries' claims to lucrative fishing and seabed mining resources could be limited by a landmark ruling on the South China Sea. Audio

A Sudanese man who fled war and persecution and was injured in riots in Manus Island in PNG has now been secretly deported from Melbourne to Christmas Island. Daniel Webb, from the Human Rights Law… Audio

Following the move by the Melanesian Spearhead Group to defer a decision on the United Liberation Movement for West Papua's application to become full members, Vanuatu's prime minister Charlot Salwai… Audio

A two-year study has found that the country's law on whether people have the mental capacity to make decisions, needs an overhaul. Dunedin Barrister Alison Douglass has just published her findings on… Audio

Stuart Bryant of the Tasman District Council discusses how a freedom camping by-law has worked in his region. Audio

Local Government New Zealand begins its AGM in Dunedin by voting in favour of a number of pressing issues, including calling for a nationwide law covering freedom campers. Audio

Councils across the country want central government to come up with a consistent set of laws for freedom camping. Audio

A long time campaigner for improved government in Tonga says the country is making no progress in dealing with long standing corruption issues. Audio

One of its architects of New Zealand's anti-nuclear law, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, says New Zealand's legislation was trying to stop the nuclear proliferation but now progress in nuclear disarmament has… Audio