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A Kurdish Iranian journalist detained in the Manus Island offshore processing facility says Papua New Guinea police have taken control of the compound. Audio

Australia's offshore detention policy has been branded an unnecessary fear campaign, as Australia has been urged to find an immediate solution. Audio

Family law specialist Simon Jefferson discusses the Vulnerable Children's Act, the main planks of which come into effect on July 1 Audio

New Zealand unlikely to offer PNG resettlement for Manus detainees. Audio

Contempt proceedings have been filed in a Papua New Guinea court against the police commissioner Gary Baki. Audio

An expert in Australian foreign aid says hundreds of millions of dollars promised to Papua New Guinea for hosting an asylum seeker detention centre is unlikely to be threatened. Audio

The author of a new book about how West Papua is an international issue, concerning the purview of international systems says there is sound international legal basis for the United Nations to review… Audio

Uber is sticking with its rule changes for drivers, despite the Transport Agency saying its decision to drop the requirement for drivers to have passenger endorsements is illegal. Tom Furley reports. Audio

After today's landmark settlement, home-owner David Townshend, who was not part of the original 98 claimants, says he is considering legal action. Audio

The fate of 850 asylum seekers and refugees detained illegally on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island hangs in the balance. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Government says it will only make a statement after studying the implications of yesterday's Supreme Court decision, which ruled the Manus Island regional processing centre… Audio

Papua New Guinea's police anti-fraud squad remains unable to access its office and files amid a standoff over a major corruption case. This comes after anti-fraud officers made several high profile… Audio

Labour's leader Andrew Little is standing by the statements made and believes there's no basis for legal action. Audio

The Auckland Supercity's structure has come under scrutiny, after the Local Government Commission decided there's community backing for a change. Auckland Correspondent, Todd Niall, reports. Audio

A glaring division has opened up in Papua New Guinea's police force amid fallout over a major fraud case involving the prime minister Peter O'Neill. The head of the police anti-corruption unit, Mathew… Audio

The world's first legal wedding by the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster will take place in Akaroa tomorrow. Audio

The father of the murdered teenager Olivia Hope is backing a legal challenge by the man convicted of murdering her to set up a face-to-face meeting for the very first time. Audio

A New Zealand NGO working with remote Pacific Island communities says creating sustainble livelihoods could help stop exploitation. Audio

Bougainville's president says the region needs foreign investors but some on the island remain opposed. Audio

A security analyst says leaked documents showing several Pacific Island countries to be tax havens have come as little surprise. Audio

Papua New Guinea's anti-fraud and corruption unit has been homing in on the country's Prime Minister in its battle to investigate high-level corruption. Audio

Lawmakers in the Northern Marianas have scrambled to come to grips with gun rights after an historic court ruling freed up ownership there. Audio

The Papua New Guinea police fraud squad appears to be a step closer to arresting the prime minister over an alleged fraud case after a supreme court ruling. Audio