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Despite announcing last month the ratification of CEDAW, the Tongan government still hasn't done it. Audio

Bosses cracking down on employees' bad behaviour outside of the workplace. Audio

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, or ASRC, says a Bill which would allow force to be used in immigration detention would encourage a greater culture of abuse and mistreatment. Audio

Indigenous chiefs from Fiji are calling on UN experts and agencies to step in over international treaty breaches by the Fiji government. Audio

The author of a bill that proposes to legalise marijuana for medical use in the CNMI says the majority of feedback from public hearings has been supportive. Audio

The Vanuatu government has confirmed that it threatened the New Caledonian NGO Stop GMO Pacific with deportation if it continued to spread what the government is calling unneccesary propaganda about… Audio

The latest road policing data shows that while the number of drink driving offences in December and January was similar to the previous year, the amount gathered in fines went up by more than 300… Audio

The Pacific Freedom Forum has condemned an editorial in Papua New Guinea's National Newspaper calling for strict control measures on social media users. Audio

An asylum seeker advocate says a proposed law change could allow people in immigration detention to be exposed to excessive force and degrading treatment. Audio

Victoria University Law Lecturer, Dean Knight discusses the Judicature Modernisation Bill. Audio

Veteran Bougainville leader hoping to retain presidency as the province enters a crucial term. Audio

The international group which observed Fiji's general election last year has recommended Fiji revise some of its laws including a controversial decree which restricts public gatherings. Audio

The Government is set to change the law on zero contracts by the middle of the year, as a stoush between McDonalds and the Union continues. The Minister for Workplace Relations, Michael Woodhouse… Audio

The government is considering a tweak of property laws to speed up the roll-out of Ultra Fast Broadband. Audio

A refugee advocate says new laws being brought in by the Australian and Nauru governments show they view refugees and asylum seekers as being less than second class citizens. Audio

There has been a negative reaction in New Caledonia to the French government's electoral law for the territory's independence referendum. Audio

The Fiji Public Service Association says while it welcomes an agreement to reinstate union subscription deductions, it's still waiting to find out when it will come into effect. Audio

Police chiefs have declined to comment on accusations that officers criticised over the poor investigation of an Auckland teen sex ring have been made the scapegoats. Audio

ABG vice president confident that the people had good input in the Mining Act. Audio

Natalya King is the author of Raising the Bar: Women in law and business, which examines the progress and participation of women in New Zealand's legal and professional services industries. She says… Audio

A former Bougainville president says a possible resumption of mining and the independence referendum will be the focus in the province's elections next month. Audio

A community based conservation initiative in Solomon Islands has received a huge financial boost from Britain's Rufford Foundation. Audio

Retail NZ says it's time to drag the Easter trading laws into the 21st century, what do our Panelists think? Audio

Mark Lundy's defence team has 20 days to file an appeal. Audio

A law expert says legal action against a Christchurch school that decided to ban two pupils from a rowing event, sets a dangerous precedent. Audio