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Resettlement in PNG's capital is facing major problems as government cops flak. Audio

Four recording giants have launched a fresh legal bid to freeze Kim Dotcom's New Zealand assets. Audio

An Australian human rights lawyer is calling for an commission of inquiry type investigation into the violence in the Manus Island asylum seeker camp. Audio

An anti-corruption group in Solomon Islands says police have to put more effort into finding out what happened to a valuable, but illegal consignment of beche de mer. Audio

An academic says the Fiji regime is tripping itself up with its own decrees. Audio

A report has revealed the first hard evidence of high levels of mental illness in Australia's camps for asylum seekers. Audio

There are questions over plans to put a fish farm on the former nuclear base of Hao in French Polynesia. Audio

The UFDF says a false declaration by the regime leader's proposed political party has snagged every member. Audio

A lawyer acting for Brendon McCullum says it is too early to consider any possible legal action after his match-fixing testimony was leaked to UK media. Audio

Lance Beath who is a defence consultant and senior fellow at Victoria Univeristy's Centre for Strategic Studies, says sharing intelligence is standard procedure and it is unsurprising some information… Audio

The Prime Minister says while New Zealand intelligence agencies have shared information with other countries, he insists any such activities are legal. Audio

Suspended Nauru MPs are still waiting to hear back from the Speaker on their challenge to their expulsion. Audio

A midwife who turned off a heart monitor that would have saved a baby's life delivered what the Health and Disability Commissioner is calling seriously sub-standard care that cannot be tolerated. Audio

The former Labour MP for Tamaki Makaurau, John Tamihere advocated for Shane Taurima's nomination. Audio

Lawyers for internet mogul Kim Dotcom are asking the courts to act as Ombudsman in their bid to wrest information off the Government and its departments. Audio

An elections expert looks at international measures of fair elections as concerns continue to be raised about the elections run up in Fiji. Audio

The creation of New Caledonia's new marine park has been embraced by environmentalists but its fishing restrictions are yet to be set. Audio

A grandmother who owes 12-thousand-dollars in legal aid says it's unfair the Government is charging interest retrospectively. Audio

The New Zealand First leader is rejecting a legal view that his party could not enforce a plan to fine any of its MPs who leave caucus but stay on in parliament. Audio

Just over forty thousand people are being charged eight percent interest on their outstanding legal aid debt. Audio

Grant Hall is a spokesperson for the legal highs industry lobby group the Star Trust. He's with us. Audio

The legal high ban that applies from midnight tonight has sparked fears the fallout for users and their families will be worse than predicted. Audio

With just hours till a crackdown on synthetic drugs kicks in, users and some community workers are warning of a backlash, with gangs stepping in to fill the void and a flood of demand for mental… Audio

An international marine group says the creation of a marine park in New Caledonia will protect the area's rich biodiversity but there is still a lot of work to be done. Audio

Susanna Galea from the Waitemata DHB comments on whether regular synthetic drug users will struggle to cope with the products' removal and may suffer from the effects of withdrawl. Audio