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A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

The Tonga Red Cross says hundreds of people are still living out of tents and under sheets of roofing iron in Ha'apai, a year since their homes were destroyed by Cyclone Ian. Audio

An unprecedented legal challenge over whether a naturalised citizen can stand for parliament in the Marshall Island's is underway. Audio

The paradox of plenty and ensuring that all of Papua New Guinea benefits from the resource boom. Audio

One of the two senior executives fired from Fiji TV last week, says she was given no explanation for her sacking and is not ruling out legal action against the broadcaster. Audio

The controversial sacking of two senior staff from Fiji TV has caused an uproar in Fiji and across the Pacific. Audio

The head of the newly formed United Liberation Movement for West Papua says the major West Papuan represenative groups which have unified to create the organisation are working as one towards the goal… Audio

The leader of the opposition in Samoa feels the government is hiding something by not allowing a debate into a parliamentary committee report into corruption allegations against former Minister of… Audio

There's concern in Australia that the government there is cutting funding to the Human Rights Commission because of the body's inquiries into its treatment of asylum seekers. Audio

An amended immigration law pushed through the Australian parliament has sparked strong criticism from Human Rights and Refugee advocates. Audio

MPs in Nauru lose legal bid to overturn suspension from parliament. Audio

Robert Lithgow discusses the questions raised and lessons learned from Phillip Smith's escape. Audio

A professor at the Fiji National University says something must be done about the high rates of violence against women. Audio

Political plates shifting in Solomon Islands as parties negotiate over possible governing coalition. Audio

A political scientist analyses what can be expected in the Tonga election this Thursday. Audio

An opposition MP in Vanuatu says if the government's move to get the opposition leader and 15 of his MPs suspended from Parliament is successful, then it will be unconstitutional and likely be… Audio

Environmental groups are suing the US fisheries service over a new rule they say allows the doubling of the quota for the endangered bigeye tuna. Audio

A petrol station attendant is considering legal action saying he's had his pay docked hundreds of dollars for motorists driving off without paying for fuel. Audio

The vote count is underway following the election on Wednesday in Solomon Islands, first preliminary results possibly available tonight. Audio

A man who claims four Fiji military intelligence officers abused and threatened to kill him while he was in custody is planning on taking legal action against the government. Audio

Papua New Guinea's veteran leader Sir Michael Somare is seeking damages of 205 million kina over his removal as Prime Minister on August 2, 2011. Audio

Kim Dotcom is scrambling to replace his New Zealand lawyers, who've quit the long-running case today. Audio

Unregistered political parties in Solomon Islands remain locked out of next week's elections after a High Court ruling delivered on Friday in Honiara went against them. Audio

Pacific Islanders are being urged to engage in debate over what Pacific nations may be giving up by agreeing to free trade deals. Audio

Prospective Vanuatu airport developer believes it can turn around opposition to the project. Audio