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Top Tongan rugby league players have snubbed their own domestic rugby league organisation in order to play upcoming international games.

The Tonga National Rugby League sacked coach Kristian Woolf… Audio

Tahiti's Economic, Social, Environmental and Cultural Council reviews mining code Audio

NZ First has shot down a plan to make drug testing legal by this summer, because they say it could encourage drug use. Police Minister Stuart Nash said the move would save lives and hospitalisations.

A group of teenagers from around the world including the Pacific, have signed a legal complaint against five major nations over the lack of action on the climate crisis Audio

Vanuatu's parliamentary opposition says the government has failed to consult adequately about introducing political reforms, as prime minster Charlot Salwai finds himself under pressure. Audio

The Commerce Commission is taking legal action against one of ANZ's businesses. Audio

There's been widespread protest about the Conservatives shutting down Parliament for 5 weeks or "pro-roguing."  We explain what that is, and what it all means Audio

Kits which can convert a standard semi-automatic pistol into a firearm similar to the banned military style semi-automatics are still legally on sale in New Zealand - and the police minister is… Audio

To the UK now, where two separate legal challenges have been launched in an attempt to block Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of the British Parliament. Yesterday, the Queen approved the… Audio

School principals are worried they could be breaking the law by stopping parents from collecting their children during emergency lockdowns.

They want clarity from the Education Ministry following an… Audio

New Zealand is putting nearly half a million dollars toward human rights monitoring in the Pacific. Audio

Auckland barrister Sandra Grant says older couples need to consider how they want their assets to be treated, under current property law and under proposed changes.  Audio

Felicity Gerry is an international QC and Professor of Legal Practice at Deakin University, who works towards reforming justice systems to protect the rights of vulnerable groups. She has led legal… Audio

Tokelau's High Court has backed the government's dismissal of two public servants, but found it unlawfully withheld pay from them. Audio

The company managing Tonga's internet cable says the country's internet blackout was intentional "sabotage" by a powerful but unknown actor. Audio

Teachers unions are planning legal action against the payroll provider for delaying teachers' pay increases and back pay. Audio

Iwi leader Mike Smith is suing the Government over its inaction on climate change. He says he wanted to see in the ICCC report a target to halve greenhouse has emission in the next decade. Audio

Vanuatu's government is defending its deportation of six Chinese suspects but concedes China did not disclose what the people are accused of. Audio

The Commerce Commission has payday lender Moola in its legal sights, for charging an interest rate of more than 500 percent on some loans without allegedly checking if its customers can afford to pay… Video, Audio

The Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt says it's regrettable that changes to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity and intersex status are not being actioned swiftly.

The changes are… Audio

An insurance expert says a Supreme Court decision yesterday could open lawyers up to legal action from anybody who has bought a home in Christchurch since the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.

The court's… Audio

Tahiti awaits ruling in Temaru's first case in criminal. Audio

The world's only research institute specialising in international refugee law says Australia should stop detaining asylum seekers on Pacific Islands. Audio