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Rights group calls security company to account for violations in Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. Audio

The High Court's been told a Ministry of Health decision to strip the Problem Gambling Foundation of most of its funding lacked integrity and logic. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party says it will appeal up to three of the petitions it filed against July's general election results which were thrown out by the High Court. Audio

An Australian lawyer is preparing to file a case against the Vanuatu Government after being deported without notice earlier this month. Audio

Chorus has legal opinions from two law firms contradicting the advice the corporate regulator has recevied from two barristers about Chorus's proposals for the new broadband-over-copper-wire services.

The Samoan government is being sued for $13 million US dollars by the family of a man found dead at Tafa'igata Prison. Audio

An Auckland iwi is threatening legal action to stop one of the Government's new fast tracked housing developments, if the council doesn't consult with mana whenua. Audio

A recent report released by the Asian Development Bank has found that State-owned enterprises or SOE's continue to strain economies in the Pacific. Audio

Election experts say a decree provision in Fiji which prohibits any person from communicating political messages in the two days leading up to polling tomorrow is unprecedented. Audio

Anti corruption campaigners believe, that through their efforts, more and more people are becoming convinced that corruption is a major problem that must be rooted out. Audio

Task Force Sweep chairman says he hasn't been paid despite court orders. Audio

A fresh legal wrangle over emails and private Facebook chats belonging to the Whale Oil Blogger Cameron Slater will be heard at the High Court next week. Audio

Landowners of the Gold Ridge Mine threaten to sue government over unpaid royalties. Audio

The second biggest party to emerge from Papua New Guinea's 2012 election is now officially out of the government coalition. Audio

Mai Chen discusses the many legal issues around the election, including Cameron Slater's injunctions against the hacker, Rawshark, the Judith Collins inquiry and court action against the Electoral… Audio

A war of words has erupted in Fiji over the lack of political debates in the final week of campaigning before the election. Audio

The French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse has lost power. Audio

The leader of Papua New Guinea's Triumph Heritage and Empowerment party says it is essential for the country's future that government abides by the laws. Audio

The way has been paved for the Northern Marianas Government to face legal action regarding millions of dollars worth of unpaid bills. Audio

The President of French Polynesia loses an appeal against his sentence on corruption charges. Audio

The corporate regulator has a legal opinion, which says Chorus's proposals relating to the introduction of new broadband-over-copper-wire services, would probably breach the Telecommunications Act. Audio

UN Secretary-General expresses deep concern over effects of climate change in the Pacific. Audio

The Acting Governor of Papua New Guinea's West Sepik says projects underway to develop cross-border trade and services with neighbouring Indonesia should provide a springboard to prosperity. Audio

Law Commissioner and former Chief Family Court Judge Peter Boshier discusses the issue of whether past convictions should be published. Audio

Fiji's Elections Commission's powers weakened by court decision. Audio