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An anti-violence group wants battered woman who kill their abusive partners to be able to argue self defence. Audio

A human rights organisation says asylum seekers granted refugee status on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island are still trapped there. Audio

Dr George Barker is an expert on Copyright and Intellectual Property law. He tells Eva Radich why he thinks New Zealand Copyright laws need tightening. Audio

Property investors, accountants, and lawyers say they support the Government's plan to tax gains on some properties but some kinks need ironing out. Audio

The Northern Marianas is considering declaring a state of emergency and transferring key public servants to Tinian as a territory-wide communications blackout nears its second week. Audio

Charles discusses employee versus contractor and contractor and employee tests. With the nature of employment changing these days, driven largely by technology, should the classic tests also change… Audio

The Australian government is sticking with tough rules for foreign investors who want to buy houses. Audio

John Banks says he's not giving up his hunt to find out why Crown Law withheld key evidence during the Dotcom donations prosecution against him. Audio

Tsunami escape routes have popped up along the coast of Samoa following the devastating tsunami in 2009. Audio

The Council of Trade Unions is accusing the Government of further entrenching the problems of zero hour contracts with its changes to employment laws. Audio

Some of the criticism of New Zealand's new cyberbullying law, the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015. Also the geo-masking service Global Mode migrates to Australia. Audio

Australia's foreign minister says she'll again raise concerns about the rule of law on Nauru when she meets with the island's president, but one senator is doubtful. Audio

Some tenants are worried about rent rises on the back of new laws announced yesterday which will require rental properties to be insulated, and have smoke alarms. Audio

Malcolm Turnbull, the former Australian Liberal Party leader who was rolled by Tony Abbott, has warned against over reacting to the threat posed by Islamic State. Audio

The Samoan government is proposing a change to village by-laws to help curb rising levels of domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse in village communities. Audio

The Magna Carta was sealed 800 years ago. What is its significance today? Dean Knight, Victoria University Senior Law Lecturer and Associate Director, New Zealand Centre for Public Law. Audio

Tougher drink driving laws could be responsible for some country pubs and hotels going under. Audio

The hospitality sector says a new survey shows changes to the drink drive law have been a factor in some pubs going under. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's anti corruption unit says he feels vindicated by the arrest of the country's former police commissioner. Audio

Lawyers in New Zealand and Australia are rallying over concerns about human rights and rule of law in Nauru. Audio

Hela Province in Papua New Guinea has held workshops to help public servants and leaders recognise and deal with corrupt practices. Audio

If they're not actually victimising people online, why should they worry? Should the new Harmful Digital Communications Act prompt a rethink of how news media exploit social media for stories… Audio

The Government is considering changes to tenancy laws, to support the growing number of 'forever renters.' Audio

A former Christmas Island medical worker says a boycott of Australia's immigration detention centres would be the best way to force change. Audio

Professor Ursula Cheer of Canterbury University discusses media law issues - today she talks about damages and breach of privacy. Audio