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Complaints about too much noise and too much rubbish are still being made about freedom campers in Christchurch. Audio

No Pacific island country produces more asylum seekers in New Zealand than Fiji. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Environment Ministry is pushing efforts to phase in biodegradable plastic bags. Audio

The International Labour Organisation says there is room for the government of Fiji and the Trades Union Congress to achieve consensus on complying with standards of freedom of association. Audio

A Human Rights Watch spokesperson says women in Papua New Guinea are being ignored and marginalised, and the government isn't doing anything about it. Audio

An Australian doctor has challenged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to prosecute him for speaking out about the health of children kept in detention on Nauru. Audio

An Australian doctor has challenged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to prosecute him under anti-whistle blower legislation by speaking out about the health of children kept in detention on Nauru. Audio

The Nuclear Worker' Association in French Polynesia says a recent state council decision on nuclear compensation is a communications trick and nothing has changed for the victims. Audio

Charles McGuinness discusses the Employment Standards Bill Audio

American Samoa's Governor Lolo Matalasi Moliga has expressed concern that English is becoming the dominant language of youth in the territory, and is becoming a threat to Samoan culture and way of… Audio

Despite problems, Vanuatu is set for its snap elections. Audio

Members of the International Whaling Commission's scientific committee are calling for an overhaul of the commission's procedures after Japan has once again used science as a reason to resume whaling… Audio

An International Labour Organisation mission will visit Fiji this month as concerns over a lack of workers' rights remain. Audio

Canterbury's Community Justice Panels are keeping people out of the court system while preventing low level crime from escalating. Manager of Community Law Canterbury Paul O'Neill talks about how he… Audio

2015 has been another tough year for many workers as employers keep looking for ways to save money in tough times. We wanted to find out about the most common employment problems workers are facing… Audio

More Nauru MPs are asking why the Commonwealth Secretariat's observer mission didn't seek out opposition voices. Audio

A group of five American Samoans are hoping to take their case for United States citizenship to the Supreme Court in Washington. Audio

With PNG tourism lagging far behind what it could be in terms of visitor numbers and economic benefits, industry figures indicate a more concerted national effort is needed if PNG tourism hopes to tap… Audio

Bougainville women's leader anxious about increased violence fostered by availability of home brew. Audio

A New Zealand law expert says Fiji's attorney general violated the founding priniciples of democracy when he interfered in a parliamentary committee looking into allegations of torture by Fijian… Audio

Two days of talks between the two Samoas have ended on a positive note, with both sides agreeing to come up with solutions to ease trade barriers. Audio

The Papua New Guinea police constabulary is revamping its recruitment process in an effort to address discipline problems plaguing the force. Audio

Cook Islands politicians are renewing a new campaign for compulsory motorcycle helmets, after a spate of deaths on the road there. Audio

The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education says he's impressed with reforms to Fiji's education system but there are still areas that need attention. Audio

There are conflicting reports in the Cook Islands over whether the Ministry of Health told the country's only doctor who specialises in the care of women, to stop making appointments for terminations… Audio