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The doctors' union in PNG and church leaders in Morobe province are echoing student calls for the Prime Minister to step aside. Audio

The highest polling woman candidate in Tonga's last election says she'll be calling on the help of her New Zealand mentor to help fight the next election. Audio

The Nuclear Workers Association says they won't give up on justice, and will hold the French Government accountable. Audio

Abortion rights activists are celebrating in the United States, after the country's Supreme Court struck down a Texas law that limited pregnancy terminations. Audio

The president of the Chamber of Commerce on Norfolk says the island is not at all ready to become a part of New South Wales this Friday. Audio

Law professor Michael Littlewood welcomes promise of changes to foreign trust disclosure rules and says they will make it hard for people to use New Zealand as a tax haven. Audio

Law professor Chris Gallivan says justice must be seen to be done and for that reason the killers of Moko Rangitoheriri should have faced murder charges, even if it meant a risk of acquittal. Audio

Papua New Guinea's ambassador in Jakarta says there's a change of attitude taking place in Indonesia's Papua region, or West Papua, whereby the indigenous people are participating more in the running… Audio

Former prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka has controversially been named the new leader of Fiji's main opposition party, SODELPA. Audio

Election candidates will soon be finalised in Nauru, but there's still uncertainty over the future of suspended MPs. Audio

What are the laws surrounding cross border surrogacy in this country and abroad? A number of nations have recently banned international surrogacy, including Mexico, Thailand, India, Cambodia, and… Audio

The Cook Islands is embroiled in political turmoil after the opposition claimed to have replaced the government in a no confidence vote. Audio

There have been more moves by Papua New Guinea's police commissioner Gary Baki to have the fraud squad head Matthew Damaru sidelined as he probes high level corruption. Audio

The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands, RAMSI, says addressing the underlying causes of the ethnic crisis remains the job of the Solomons' government. Audio

The Cook Islands opposition claims it has toppled the government but cabinet minister, Mark Brown, calls a vote of no confidence a farcical exercise. Audio

More than just policy change needed to address the fact that up to 75% of deaths in the Pacific Islands region are due to non communicable diseases, such as diabetes and heart diseases. Audio

Auckland mayoral candidate Vic Crone's billboards have broken by-laws. Audio

An intellectual property expert is warning inventors to protect their intellectual property, as a new regulation covering patents begins to take effect. Audio

The ministry responsible for children in Samoa says it will seek more funding to implement the recommendations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. Audio

Law professor Bill Hodge doesn't understand his peers believing that Teina Pora should be entitled to more compensation than the crown is offering. Audio

A year ago, on the 18th June 2015, the Australia Federal Parliament removed Norfolk Island's autonomy. Audio

The 90 day trial period introduced by the government in 2008 has done nothing to boost employment, the conclusion of a comprehensive analysis commissioned by Treasury. We speak to one of the authors… Audio

The prospects of Papua New Guinea university students returning to class soon have been further dampened by violent unrest this week at campuses as students seek justice over last week's… Audio

A regional fishing body is opposing the planned expansion of United States protected waters around Hawaii. Audio