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New Zealand is silent about a threat by Fiji to expel Wellington's top diplomat in Suva. Audio

Australia's offer to transfer refugees detained on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island to Nauru has been called shameful. Audio

An international law specialist says the UN should resolve the unfinished business of West Papuan self-determination. Melinda Janki has analysed the adherence to international law in the transferral… Audio

Indonesia has disputed the veracity of a West Papuan petition to the United Nations seeking self-determination. Indonesia's government says the petition is a hoax, but advocates for West Papuans say… Audio

Pacific leaders have added their voices to a worldwide call for a world free of nuclear weapons. Audio

The issue of West Papuan self-determination has again been the subject of fiery debate at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Audio

Fiji's National Council of Women is calling for special measures to get more women in parliament. Audio

Nurses have been warned that assisted dying may soon be legal in New Zealand, and that they will be at the front line if it is. Health Correspondent Karen Brown reports. Video, Audio

There has been an increase in the number of Marshall Islands women who are being recruited to illegally adopt their babies out in the United States. Audio

The West Papua National Coalition for Liberation says proposed dialogue with Jakarta falls outside the roadmap towards independence which it describes as gaining momentum. Audio

The team of Australian lawyers representing a group of Nauruans charged with offences relating to a pro-democracy protest more than two years ago are seeking donations to cover their expenses. Audio

A Supreme Court judge is calling on big law firms to change their corporate culture in order to bring more women into senior positions. Audio

National MP Jian Yang is seeking legal advice following a story that raises questions about his links with Chinese military and intelligence. 

Expert in Chinese intelligence Peter Mattis tells Susie… Audio

Vanuatu is cracking down on underage drinking and youth crime by introducing national identification cards. Audio

Australian academic, Professor Ted Wolfers, says it is vital that people on Bougainville hold a dialogue about independence and the nature of any independence they may want. Audio

Hawaii governor signs bill into law to fund cash strapped Honolulu rail. Audio

Samoa's Prime Minister has ended the weekly police media briefings because of the negative light the media shone on the country. Audio