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A Cook Islands' sexual diversity group hopes to decriminalise homosexuality within a year but some community leaders are concerned it could lead to same sex marriage. Audio

Andrew Dickenson discusses Government's proposed GST on imported products and services. Will consumers here need to pay GST on things like Netflix subscriptions? Audio

School principals have added their voice to concerns over changes to health and safety laws, saying they might be forced to cancel school trips and tear out playgrounds. Audio

Cook Islands' sexual diversity group hopes to decriminalise homosexuality within a year, but some community leaders are concerned it could lead to same sex marriage. Audio

A Cook Islands' sexual diversity group hopes to decriminalise homosexuality within a year. Audio

Australia's highest court will sit in October to consider the constitutionality of the government's offshore detention of asylum seekers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Government is moving to end the long standing row over Easter Sunday trading and will allow local councils to decide whether shops can open. Audio

The Office of the Ombudsman in Samoa has released the country's first Human Rights Review report, revealing a number of issues of concern and producing over 30 recommendations for action. Audio

The scientific community is calling on Pacific Island countries to adopt a collaborative approach to developing sea bed mining in the region. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party has hit out at the government over a deal for a schooner saying the contract has been mishandled. Audio

A New Zealand opposition MP Poto Williams says the Labour Party has not given up on further easing the way for retiring Cook Islanders to collect their New Zealand pensions while living in the Cooks.

Peter Boshier on how the law commission works. Audio

Three more people have appeared in court in Fiji charged with sedition, bringing the tally on sedition charges to 65. Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill remains upbeat about his government's management of the economy, in response to warnings about the country's fiscal position. Audio

The lawyer for several people facing sedition charges in Fiji has hit out at prosecutors saying they are not following due process. Audio

MPs back looser liquor licensing laws for the RWC. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Opposition Leader paints a grim picture of the state of the country's economy and calls for drastic action. Audio

When do you have the right to remain anonymous in an employment claim? Audio

Animal advocates and opposition MPs say they're appalled the Government pushed the country's animal welfare laws to the very limit in order to fly 900 heavily pregnant sheep to Saudi Arabia. Audio

The Security Intelligence Service director is suggesting the law governing the spy agency should be changed. Audio

The New Zealand Humanist Society's come out against the Harmful Digital Communications Act, which it says contains one of the world's strictest blasphemy laws. Audio

Founder of Murphy, Falcon & Murphy in Maryland, who represents the family of Freddie Gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury while in Baltimore police custody. Audio

The PNG government is promising a supplementary budget and is being advised to take a long term view and look to diversify the economy from its mineral resource dependency. Audio

The CEO of the Opotiki District Council Aileen Lawrie talks to the Panel about her districts policy on model aircraft in public parks. Audio

A ship detained in Papua New Guinea for its alleged role in a human trafficking ring has been escorted to Port Moresby for further investigation. Audio