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An University of Auckland law professor says a deal on the Trans Pacific Partnership is far from certain. Audio

The head of Papua New Guinea's anti-corruption investigative unit Taskforce Sweep says a high profile conviction emphasises the legality of an arrest warrant against the prime minister. Audio

A former Nauru cabinet minister, suspended by the current government, is detained and his passport is confiscated. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Police Minister says the major programme to provide housing for a growing constabulary is slowly making inroads. Audio

Plans to continue Nauru protest against the government but riot police are out in force. Audio

Andrew Scott Howman discusses wearable technology and its potential legal implications in the workplace. Audio

An opposition MP has been arrested after hundreds of people turned out to anti-government protests on Nauru yesterday. Audio

New by-laws being introduced in Fiji to combat public flogging in some iTaukei villages has been welcomed by the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre. Audio

Fonterra farmers are hitting out at dairy reform laws which they say let foreign investors milk the system. Audio

A Fiji High Court decision over the eligibility of a new MP may prompt the Government to usher in another law change. Audio

An unsuccessful Bougainville election candidate outlines his plans for legal action amid claims of election fraud. Audio

Bougainville's re-elected president promises a collaborative leadership effort and immediate talks on mining. Audio

The Prime Minister says he's open to holding a select committee inquiry into legalising euthanasia, but the Government has no intention of actively promoting a law change. Audio

After an historic court ruling, Guam has become the first US territory to legalise same sex marriage. Audio

A local female politician in Solomon Islands says women need take a greater role in their community if they are to stand a chance in the male dominated politics of Melanesia. Audio

Justice Minister Amy Adams says the government is not going to take the lead on changing the law although she has enormous sympathy for Lucretia Seales' family. Audio

The Government's being accused of slipping and sliding around the law as it tries to explain its way out of a treaty dispute. Audio

New health and safety legislation had already been watered down before Government MPs revolted last week and demanded further changes. Audio

Fiji is deliberating on what rules should be in place on the use of the new flag, once it is adopted later this year. Audio

A public appeal for the consideration of dual citizenship in Solomon Islands is gaining momentum both inside and outside the country. Audio

The Ports of Auckland is rejecting protestor's assertions that there were errors of law in the way the resource consents for controversial wharf extensions were granted. Audio

The Australian government has passed a law which criminalises whistleblowers who speak out against the conditions of the offshore detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island. Audio

Fiji is taking submissions on a bill that will set down rules on Fiji's new flag. Audio

The Solomon Islands is this week taking a closer look at the lack of women's participation in parliament as part of the governments push to review legislation and policies affecting political… Audio

A Cook Islands counselling centre says it hopes to empower victims of domestic violence, by giving them access to free legal advice. Audio