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A law professor in Auckland says a Kiribati man seeking asylum in New Zealand because of climate change doesn't fit existing refugee categories. Audio

Watchdog group raises concerns at the haste and lack of consultation over recent constitutional changes in Papua New Guinea. Audio

SPREP says the Savai'i uplands should be listed as a protected conservation area after undertaking a biodiversity assessment of the area. Audio

Vanuatu's Nagriamel custom movement says it is opposed to the initiative of the minister of land, Ralph Regenvanu, to change land laws. Audio

PNG's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has asked the Constitutional and Law Reform Commission to consider scrapping the Westminster system of government in favour of federalism. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government makes its move to take over full ownership of the Ok Tedi copper and gold mine. Audio

The director of the Women and Children Crisis Centre in Tonga says a new law which aims to end domestic violence is a step in the right direction in protecting victims. Audio

British Minister of State outlines his country's lead role in assisting Pacific Islands countries in adapting to climate change. Audio

Tuvalu prime minister raises concerns about the lack of action over combatting climate change. Audio

Allegations of the use of mercury are among ongoing issues at the Gold Ridge mine in Solomon Islands. Audio

Continuing public disquiet over mine tailings at the Ramu nickel mine in Papua New Guinea. Audio

The Vanuatu government is being urged to provide details of its plans for an overhaul of the country's airport services. Audio

The Indonesian government says the continuing violence in the Papuan region cannot be entirely blamed on the country's military and police. Audio

Joining us now to explain the significance of yesterday's Supreme Court hearing is Waikato University international law Professor Neil Boister. Audio

Decisions on refugee status on some of the first arrivals at the Nauru asylum seeker camp likely within two weeks. Audio

The government in Bougainville says it will require a rejuvenated Bougainville Copper Ltd to source most of its basic supplies from within the province. Audio

The Global Ocean Commission says island countries in the Pacific must have a voice in discussions on seabed mining in the international waters that surround them. Audio

The Fiji Trades Union Congress, says the International Labour Organisation's focus on Fiji at top policy level this week will keep up the pressure on the regime's treatment of trade unions. Audio

A prominent newspaper in Tonga has been ordered to pay fines for defaming the Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers, in what observers say is part of an ongoing duel between politicians. Audio

A solution to sorcery-related violence in Papua New Guinea was one of the major themes of a conference in Canberra last week. Audio

Conditions outlined by a Chinese company considering investing in Samoa have been met with alarm. Audio

Confidence Tonga Family Protection Bill will pass soon. Audio

Papua New Guinea's parliament passes law changes enacting tough new sentences designed to counter violent crime, including the reactivation of the death penalty. It has also repealed the controversial… Audio

The first consultations on the Nansen Initiative, which aims to develop a legal framework for people forced to crosss borders by a natural disaster, are being held in the Cook Islands. Audio

Haus Krai rated a great success in raising awareness about the levels of violence which have become entrenched in Papua New Guinea. Audio