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A year has passed since the elections in Tonga brought a new look government into power and there is concern that expectations haven't been met. Audio

France has gathered Pacific leaders together in Paris this week for a summit ahead of the COP21, but will it support the islands' ambitious goals for the crucial climate change talks?. Audio

Community Law says too many Maori are not getting the legal advice they need. Audio

Fiji's former police commissioner says repeated interference by the military was one of the reasons for his resignation. Audio

A group of former opposition MPs in Vanuatu are considering challenging the president's decision to dissolve parliament in court. Audio

A lawyer for the Nauru opposition MP who can't leave the Pacific Island because his passport's been cancelled says the country's justice minister is pursuing a personal vendetta. Audio

Marketing Law expert Rae Nield explains whether the airline you book with is actually obliged to deliver you to your destination. Audio

A controversial levy on foreign exchange transactions in Tonga will come into effect on Friday. Audio

Meanwhile, other New Zealand detainees removed from Christmas Island remain in legal limbo in Perth's Casuarina Prison. Audio

There are concerns for the rule of law in Fiji, as the police commissioner says he resigned partly due to military interference. Audio

Police powers apply across the land, says law professor on Fiji dispute over military stance. Audio

The prime minister of Tuvalu says failure is not an option for his country going into the Paris COP 21 negotiations at the end of the month. Audio

The Cook Islands Herald publisher is defending his right to freedom of speech after publishing information on government spending the High Court ordered him not to. Audio

The opposition group in Vanuatu says it is considering legal action against the acting speaker of parliament for refusing to call a sitting this afternoon to debate on the 2016 budget. Audio

Following allegations of rape and other abuse, Nauru has come under pressure at the United Nations to improve its conditions for asylum seekers on the island. Audio

To Australia, where more than 90 thousand car owners have joined in the country's first class action against Volkswagen and Audi for cheating on emissions tests. Audio

Human Rights Watch have just released a report examining the extent of family violence in Papua New Guinea, and make recommendations of what should be done. Audio

The Earthquake Commission is being accused of waiting until it's threatened with legal action before it settles earthquake claims in Christchurch. Audio

A former Fiji Secretary General of Parliament says the opposition leader should be able to make trips and visit civil servants. Audio

The Fiji Government's angry reaction to an official tour by the opposition leader has sparked a disagreement on constitutional rights. Audio

A young woman whose history of depression stymied her travel insurance is challenging a big insurer in what could turn out to be a landmark Australian legal case. Audio

The political parties making up Solomon Islands government coalition have called for a judicial review to decide on the legality of the Speaker of Parliament granting a motion of no-confidence without… Audio

Fourteen government MPs in Vanuatu including the Speaker and the deputy Prime Minister are going to jail for for their roles in giving and receiving corrupt payments last year. Audio

Vanuatu's Supreme Court has ruled that the speaker of parliament, Marcellino Pipite's, move to pardon himself and 13 other MPs earlier this month was unconstitutional. Audio

Bikini Islanders in the Marshalls seek a change in US rules on how they can spend resettlement funds. Audio