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Three West Papuans will on Tuesday appear in an Indonesian court on treason charges. Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has been accused of making comments threatening marriage equality in the country based on "fake news" being published on social media and speculation some… Audio

The Cook Islands parliament sat for the first time yesterday since the nation's general election in June 2018 with several controversies looming. Audio

Rights groups are concerned for the welfare of dozens of Bangladeshis who say they were trafficked to Vanuatu and are now in limbo there. Audio

Domestic and sexual violence in Solomon Islands is costing companies almost a fortnight's worth of work per employee each year. Audio

A new book sharing the lived experiences of Samoa's rainbow community was launches in Wellington, New Zealand. Samoan Queer Lives is a collection of personal stories from 14 fa'afafine, transgender… Audio

Papua New Guinea's Planning Minister has announced that the government is to sign a major Chinese Exim Bank loan to kickstart the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone project. Audio

French Polynesia's leading advocate for the victims of France's nuclear weapons tests has died, but his work is set to continue. Audio

Groups opposed to sea bed mining in PNG want the government to cancel licenses given to embattled miner Nautilus. Audio

Lines workers are being told they have a strong case for proving they're employees, not contractors, and could be in for a windfall. They're preparing a class action against Chorus subcontractor… Audio

A man who helped lead an unsuccessful campaign to stop a commercial cannabis industry being set up in Colorado is visiting the country to warn New Zealanders not to repeat what he calls a big mistake… Audio

Hundreds of people growing cannabis illegally have contacted an Auckland Medicinal Cannabis company to see if they could be in the running to make a best selling product. Last year the government… Audio

Chinese technology giant Huawei has taken its fight against the US government to a new level, filing legal action over a law which bans US federal agencies and contractors from using the company's… Audio

Refugees detained on Manus Island launch a fresh bid for freedom through Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court. Audio

The former Labour cabinet Minister and Auckland Mayoralty candidate John Tamihere, says he is considering a legal challenge to the Labour Party over rejecting his application to rejoin the party. Mr… Audio

Fiji sevens captain Kalione Nasoko has apologised after pleading guilty to a charge of drink driving. Audio

The changing role in the Pacific relating to transnational crimes has been highlighted at a recent workshop in Samoa run by the Pacific Immigration Development Community. Audio

A Judge of the Tokelau High Court has questioned New Zealand's role in the controversial suspension of two public servants in the New Zealand territory of Tokelau. Audio

A landmark court case kicking off this morning will see the first substantive sitting of Tokelau's High Court. Audio

Pressure is mounting on the owners of Papua New Guinea's Porgera gold mine over lack of action into alleged human rights abuses.  Audio

The Commerce Commission is suing ticket reseller Viagogo in the High Court today for breaches of the Fair Trading Act. The website has been the subject of numerous complaints to the Commission, making… Audio

Two of Tokelau's Faipule, or leaders, will appear in a High Court in New Zealand later this month. Audio

The Cook Islands has raised concerns with New Zealand and China over shoddy work on the biggest aid project in the country in decades. Audio