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The Solomon Islands government wants to relaunch the troubled Russell Islands Plantation Estates Ltd, but it has to make some tough decisions. Audio

Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and Nauru have been criticised for failing to protect human rights in Amnesty International's annual look at human rights abuse around the world. Audio

A Samoa exporter says the country needs the kind of investment that the governments proposed Citizenship Investment Bill would usher in. Audio

Tonga is preparing to finally ratify the United Nations convention on eliminating all forms of discrimination against women but with conditions. Audio

Lawyers had argued that president Joko Widodo should reconsider clemency for Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan, the only two of the Bali Nine facing execution. But today a judge ruled the… Audio

A member of Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party is planning to take the country's largest newspaper, the Fiji Sun, to court in the wake of a MIDA ruling. But the Fiji Sun is planning court action too. Audio

Satellite tracking system to be trialled in the Polynesian countries as they up their fight to contain illegal fishing. Audio

Terminally ill patients are launching a new campaign in an attempt to win the right to be able to legally end their lives. Audio

The Government has announced a fresh inquiry into David Bain's bid for compensation, three years after the first inquiry concluded he was innocent and should be paid. Audio

Tuvalu is fronting the UN for a review of its women's rights record. Audio

Pacific Judiciary hopes technology will reduce the distances and remoteness between islands. Audio

Tokelau judges return home better equipped after five day law school in Apia, Samoa. Audio

Legal problems stalling house rebuilding in Tonga's Ha'apai group. Audio

An English film maker now living in Australia says he hopes his new animation on asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea will raise international debate on the issue of detention. Audio

The International Organisation of Migration has denied allegations it is preying on vulnerable jailed asylum seekers on Manus Island to have them agree to return to their home countries. Audio

Steve Patterson is a Christchurch businessman taking a case to the OECD against New Zealand-based insurers and construction companies, alleging human rights abuses of Christchurch quake victims. The… Audio

The former lawyer of two Australians pair sentenced to death in Indonesia has made a shock announcement that "never revealed evidence" could form the basis of a new legal appeal. Audio

The fallout from the Fiji Government's dispute with Fiji TV and World Rugby has continued, with the sacked executives filing a complaint with the police against the Attorney General. Audio

American Sniper is breaking box office records in the United States and around the world. And it has divided the public and critics alike between those who see the biopic's central character Chris… Audio

A missionary in Papua New Guinea says the country needs a nationwide awareness campaign to stop the killing of people accused of sorcery or witchcraft. Audio

A Women's group in Tonga says 80 percent of domestic violence victims are going back into a violent environment. Audio

A bill to legalise marijuana for medicinal purposes in the Northern Marianas has been pre-filed by Senator Sixto Igisomar. Audio

Fiji's Police Commissioner says the police have a zero tolerance policy on offences against children and he has issued a plea to the community to report child abuse. Audio

The Canterbury A&P Association is threatening legal action if the Christchurch City Council goes ahead with building a sports hub on land used for car parking. Audio

The Director of Health in Tonga says many residents need to improve their sanitation practices and facilities if the kingdom is to avoid another typhoid outbreak. Audio