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Charles McGuinness discusses docking of wages and sexual harassment in the workplace. Audio

A Pacific Islander is appointed as the new head of the Pacific Tuna Commission. Audio

The government has a struck a deal with Labour over new anti-terror laws. Audio

The Prime Minister has signalled the Government will look to introduce much tougher security laws after a review next year. Audio

The new financial markets regulations, which took effect this week, were over six years in the making, but for the market participants, the hard work is just beginning. Audio

An author of a report into sorcery and criminal law in Vanuatu says the state has a role to play in protecting people from malicious accusations of black magic. Audio

Privacy Commissioner John Edwards discusses his submission to a parliamentary select committee. Audio

Listening to that is Sir Bruce Ferguson is a former director of the GCSB. Audio

MPs have been warned tough new anti-terror legislation would allow spies the extraordinary power to go on fishing expeditions for information. Audio

A Vanuatu opposition MP who believes in 'black magic' is defending the vigilante killings of two people accused of using black magic. Audio

Law groups are balking at tomorrow's deadline for making submissions on the foreign fighters Bill that gives the Government spy agency greater powers. Audio

Half of the homicides in New Zealand are related to family violence and most victims of homicides are women. Former chief family court judge, Peter Boshier, is now a law commissioner and White Ribbon… Audio

Top lawyers are resuming work on changing how courts try sex crimes after a change of tack by the new Justice Minister. Audio

Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio

Freda Tuki Soria Comua has won a seat in the Solomon Islands parliament, just the third woman ever to have been elected to the country's legislature. Audio

Environmental groups are suing the US fisheries service over a new rule they say allows the doubling of the quota for the endangered bigeye tuna. Audio

New Zealand symposium told more work ahead lies ahead to ensure an end to Fiji's "coup culture". Audio

The vote count is underway following the election on Wednesday in Solomon Islands, first preliminary results possibly available tonight. Audio

The outcome of the Cook Islands general election held in July continues to be played out in the courts with a decision still pending as to whether the Mitiaro by-election will be counted. Audio

What are your rights when someone attacks you on a blog, Facebook or Twitter? Nick Russell from Chen Palmer discusses online attacks. Audio

The police commander of Papua New Guinea's Hela province says a state of emergency won't stop tribal fighting in the area. Audio

Unregistered political parties in Solomon Islands remain locked out of next week's elections after a High Court ruling delivered on Friday in Honiara went against them. Audio

The Commonwealth Observers Group in Solomon Islands for elections deploy to seven of the country's nine provinces. Audio

Patrick O'Meara examines the new labour laws and what they mean for firms and workers Audio

After months of international pressure, Egypt's president has issued a decree that could see Australian journalist Peter Greste released from prison. Audio