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A week after the sale of liquor was heavily restricted in Port Moresby, the city's governor says it is already having a positive effect. Audio

Samoa's Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi has told women thinking of running for parliament they should not neglect their families. Audio

35 of the 37 registered political parties in Papua New Guinea are facing possible censure from the registrar. Audio

The father of an Opunake man who was murdered by a man on parole wants laws tightened. Audio

: Cook Islands is now a minority after an election result is declared void in the Court of Appeal. Audio

Victoria University Law Lecturer, Dean Knight looks at the workings of the Privy Council, including the recent hearing of the Teina Pora appeal. New Zealand abolished appeals to the Privy Council at… Audio

Auckland domiciled Tongan election candidate plans to try for a seat again. Unsuccessful Tongan election candidate undaunted by failure. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato has met his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop as part of the annual ministerial forum in PNG. Audio

PNG's former Attorney General says between 50 to 100 corruption-related cases are at risk of collapsing if Task Force Sweep closes. Audio

There's concern in Australia that the government there is cutting funding to the Human Rights Commission because of the body's inquiries into its treatment of asylum seekers. Audio

An amended immigration law pushed through the Australian parliament has sparked strong criticism from Human Rights and Refugee advocates. Audio

With little warning, Fiji's government has passed a law that heavily restricts the rights of foreigners to sell or develop freehold land in the country. Audio

MPs in Nauru lose legal bid to overturn suspension from parliament. Audio

A man accused of using his mother-in-law-of as drug mule has walked free in a case that helps set a precedent over the grounds for charging someone with manslaughter. Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands optimistic about progress of anti-corruption reforms under new government. Audio

As New Zealand's feeling the pressure to agree to an extradition treaty with China, the Law Commission says a complete overhaul of extradition laws is overdue. Audio

Parliament has gone into urgency to pass new anti-terrorism laws. Audio

The Fiji government says it will not budge over a decree requiring significant events to be broadcast across all television channels. Audio

More MP movements on the eve of prime ministerial elections in Solomon Islands. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has defended his government's stewardship of the economy amidst criticism from a rejuvenated opposition. Audio

New Zealand is leading the world with our legislation to target match fixing in sport. Audio

Parliament has passed laws to keep dangerous criminals locked up for longer and to better protect New Zealanders from released sexual and violent offenders, who are at high risk of re-offending. Audio

A man in Niue who was arrested and taken into custody when the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, visited last June, is suing police. Audio

Guam politicans vote for big pay rises...for themselves. Audio

Crown Law has apologised to Bay of Plenty Maori after failing to give them an important report the Government had conducted into the Rena. Audio