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Hospital administrator says Papua New Guinea's health reporting systems fail to track domestic violence cases. Audio

Fiji's nomination of Kiribati President, Anote Tong, as a candidate to receive the Nobel Peace Prize has been welcomed by the committee lobbying on Mr Tong's behalf. Audio

The prospect of court action over the Pike River mine disaster is back on the agenda now that all hope of re-entering the ruined mine's tunnel has finally been dashed. Audio

A man refusing to pay tolls on Auckland's Northern Gateway motorway says he would have taken a different course of legal action, but he doesn't want to lose his house. Audio

A human rights advocate fears some asylum seekers on Nauru will agree to be resettled in Cambodia out of desperation. Audio

The Dirty Politics author Nicky Hager will go to court to challenge the legitimacy of the police raid of his home and the seizure of his property. Audio

A shopkeeper has warned the Wellington City Council that if synthetic drugs are allowed back into Cuba Mall it will be disastrous. Audio

State of Hawaii has highest rates of homelessness in the USA Audio

Ongoing difficulties in Australia's asylum seeker deal with PNG could yet cause great political embarrasment for Canberra. Audio

Fiji's media industry development authority has come under criticism for not condemning a breach of the Electoral Decree by the public broadcaster. Audio

Far North hapu in the Bay of Islands are considering taking legal action against the Northland Regional Council and independent commissioners granting consent to for a multimillion dollar extension of… Audio

Solomon Islands MP's being paid controversial US $53,000 terminal grant. Audio

Calls continue for Papua New Guinea police working for logging companies to be removed amid unresolved claims of police brutality against landowner communities opposed to logging. Audio

Proposed changes to reform Tonga's judicial system and to amend the constitution await Royal Assent. Audio

A French food company has gone to the Court of Appeal to overturn a block on it seeking multi-million-dollar damages from Fonterra over the botulism scare. Audio

Nauru's new Chief Justice Joni Madraiwiwi says he has no cause to doubt assurances about the independence of the judiciary in Nauru. Audio

And professor in public law at the University of Otago, Andrew Geddis, has been listening to Mr Key. Audio

Police officers in the region aim to eliminate existing cultural and religious attitudes that have been creating barriers in getting justice for crimes against women. Audio

The president of Australia's Human Rights Commission has called for an end to the government's policy of locking asylum seeker children up in mandatory detention. Audio

37 aspiring candidates sign integrity pledge in Solomon Islands. Audio

The Fiji Law Society is up and running again and among its plans for the future are taking concerns about certain decrees to the government. Audio

Australian mining operation restarts in the Solomons after a victorious court battle. Audio

The conviction last week of a Papua New Guinea MP, Governor of Gulf Province, Havila Kavo, for misuse of public funds may point to a much bigger problem with corruption. Audio

American Samoa has more than 4,000 new lawful residents after immigration amnesty was provided under a bill signed by the Governor. Audio

A Vanuatu nickel smelter, involving companies from New Caledonia and China, is now looking more likely. Audio