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Fiji's Police Commissioner says the police have a zero tolerance policy on offences against children and he has issued a plea to the community to report child abuse. Audio

New Zealand's hate speech laws. Audio

A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

Duplication of functions and political disharmony between provincial and district administrations are seen as factors holding back development of Papua New Guinea's districts despite a recent… Audio

Six months after the Cook Islands general election the result remains uncertain, with another by-election pending in Aitutaki next month and political parties still vying for voters' attention. Audio

Television executives sacked in Fiji say Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in a row last year over rights to broadcast the Rugby Sevens. Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

Six months after the Cook Islands general election the result remains uncertain, with another by-election pending in Aitutaki next month and political parties still vying for voters' attention. Audio

Charles McGuinness is an employment lawyer with DLA Phillips Fox. Audio

Fresh calls have been made in Fiji to change the country's media laws, now that a democracy is in place. The Media Industry Development Decree, gazetted in 2010, has strict requirements for reporting… Audio

Fresh calls have been made in Fiji to change the country's media laws, now that a democracy is in place. Audio

Changes to the Resource Management Act look to have enough support to be passed into law before they've even been announced, with ACT's only MP saying he will back them. Audio

A 106-millon US dollar food processing plant in American Samoa is scheduled to be up and running by July. Audio

A global mineworkers union is taking its campaign against Rio Tinto to the people of Bougainville. Audio

The Criminal Bar Association says defence lawyers aren't being paid for the extra work created by a new restorative justice law. Audio

A Wanganui councillor is backing calls for tougher dog control legislation. Audio

A new law, brought in just six weeks ago, is causing major backlogs at some district courts. Audio

Crown Law has confirmed it's received four bids for the role of Crown Solicitor in Auckland and Manukau. Audio

Calls are growing for New Zealand's blasphemy law to be scrapped in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo terror attack in Paris. Audio

Gareth Thomas looks at the potential impact of changes to Māori land law. Audio

The law around the governance and management of Maori land is due to be reformed this year, Audio

An unprecedented legal challenge over whether a naturalised citizen can stand for parliament in the Marshall Island's is underway. Audio

Kim Dotcom has failed in his last-ditch attempt to have the search at his Auckland mansion ruled illegal. Audio

Nauru's suspended opposition MPs fear a Supreme Court decision upholding their suspension sets a worrying precedent for democracy. Audio

In PNG a veteran Papuan campaigner continues her push for independence from the northern New Guinea provinces; A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's… Audio