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It's hoped that improvements to labour legislation in Papua New Guinea will help reduce unpredictability in the market place. Audio

Planning for medium to long term recovery and reconstruction in Solomon Islands following April's floods has been complicated by the fact that hundreds of people still don't have a home. Audio

Investors who lost more than 115 million dollars in New Zealand's biggest fraud are furious they're paying the legal bill for David Ross - the man who ripped them off. Audio

PNG's Attorney General has been warned that his determination on the legality of controversial state payments to a law firm, Paraka Lawyers, risks being in contempt of the Supreme Court. Audio

Papua New Guinea's top legal official has advised the police commissioner that there has been no criminality involving payments to lawyer, Paul Paraka. Audio

An island in the Far North is back on the market for $30million - even though the owners may never have had approval to buy it in the first place. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has conceded there may be little the Government can do to stop Japan resuming some form of whaling. Audio

Pacific Island countries shouldn't be shy about bargaining with China in its hunger for resources to fuel its economy. Audio

Vanuatu's Prime Minister talks candidly about the Melanesian Spearhead Group's latest moves on West Papua. Audio

Law Commissioner Peter Boshier discusses contempt of court. Audio

An advisor to the Autonomous Bougainville government says there are limited opportunities for the region to grow its economy as it considers independence. Audio

Calls continue for Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to resign amid an ongoing legal wrestle related to a major corruption case. Audio

The speaker of the Nauru Parliament stands by the decision to expel five of the eight opposition MPs from parliament. Audio

Papua New Guinea's sacked attorney general says he has no regrets over his actions this past fortnight. Audio

Calls are mounting for Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister to stand aside amid the furore over his alleged role in illegal payments to a law firm. Audio

New Zealand's largest dairy processsor and exporter, Fonterra, is in court to try and suspend legal action it's facing from the French food group, Danone, over last year's botulism scare. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill stands firm while a major political storm engulfing his office casts uncertainty over his future. Audio

The head of PNG's anti-corruption unit Taskforce Sweep vows to keep on investigating high-level graft despite being sidelined. Audio

A barrister and human rights advocate considers Australian court ruling on legality of PNG as an offshore processing centre. Audio

Attrition aplenty in an increasingly fractious legal battle around police attempts to question Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister resists an arrest warrant over the alleged illegal payments to Paraka Lawfirm and announces another commission of inquiry into the matter while discrediting those… Audio

One of five opposition MPs suspended from Nauru's parliament says they have now been stripped of their entitlements, offices and salaries for speaking out against the current regime. Audio

The Chief Trade Advisor to the Pacific Islands countries says they could be in a position to conclude the PACER PLUS trade deal with Australia and New Zealand by the end of next year. Audio

Vodafone Fiji says a new report by its parent company shows it is not conducting any illegal surveillance. Audio

An emerging writer from Bougainville says its people are steadily taking ownership of the process towards viable independence. Audio