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Local authorities are clamping down on BYO restaurants in Dunedin in a bid to claim them back as places to dine not get drunk. Audio

An advertorial in an international business magazine is raising eyebrows in Tonga but for the wrong reasons. Audio

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill has called for an investigation into allegations of high-level money laundering. Audio

The sentencing last week of the former governor of the Northern Marianas, Benigno Fitial, has been described as an historic moment for the territory. Audio

Claims that the Cook Islands opposition is trying to take over leadership of the country couldn't come at a worse time as the nation prepares for its biggest celebration in history. Audio

Nauru says the arrest of three opposition MPs has nothing to do with them speaking out against the government. Audio

Cook Islands Grey Power says members are willing to be sent to jail to shame the government for making them pay taxes on their pensions. Audio

Aside from being a dick pic critic, Maddie Holden writes for a range of websites and has a background in law. She hails from Auckland and moved to London last year after a couple of months in the… Audio

Palau's President has defended his country's policy of burning foreign vessels caught illegally fishing in their waters, as his government hopes to send a message to poachers that Palau will not… Audio

The Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy, has acknowledged the law regulating the milling and exporting of swamp kauri might need to be tightened up. Audio

The Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy, has acknowledged the law regulating the milling and exporting of swamp kauri might need to be tightened up. Audio

A suspended Nauru opposition MP Roland Kun who's being prevented from leaving Nauru says he's been told he's under criminal investigation. Audio

Australian govt scrambles to close offshore processing loophole Audio

Pitcairn has become the second island in the region to pass a law allowing same sex marriage. Audio

The Australian government is urgently trying to pass legislation to skittle a HIGH court challenge over its offshore detention camps for asylum seekers. Audio

Australia's government is rushing through legislation to authorise it to detain people in a foreign country. Audio

French Polynesia's former president Gaston Flosse has been found guilty of abusing public funds but acquitted of violating privacy in a long-running espionage case against him. Audio

Law Commissioner Peter Boshier on alternatives to the court system for getting justice. Audio

Legislation to crack down on cyber-bullying is a step closer. The Government drafted the bill after a teenage sex ring was discovered in Auckland, saying the so-called Roast Busters case highlighted… Audio

A High Court judgement that will force a investor to repay his fictitious profits from New Zealand's biggest Ponzi scheme has some investors upset. Audio

Locals in Nauru say there are mounting numbers of jobless on the island as sackings continue in the wake of last week's anti-government protests. Audio

The Cook Islands has become the 186th member of the International Labour Organisation after a vote in Geneva this month. Audio

The Cook Islands opposition says it supports the continuation of Sunday flights between Rarotonga and Aitutaki despite the result of a referendum. Audio

The International Labour Organisation has reminded the Fiji government that a commission of inquiry into the country's labour practises could be launched if an agreement it signed earlier this year is… Audio