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Some bloggers and other internet users in Papua New Guinea are concerned that a proposed cyber crime policy could go too far in policing activity on social media. Audio

The lawyers for a Christchurch school will today meet with Ministry counterparts in an attempt to stop Hekia Parata pressing on with a planned merger. Audio

Hundreds of people calling for a complete ban on the sale of legal highs, protested in more than 20 locations from Whangarei to Invercargill this weekend. Audio

An Otaki couple who cleared several native trees on their property have won their fight against the local council - all charges against them are to be dropped. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme is calling for swift, concentrated and global action to respond to the escalating risks such as reef damage and rising sea levels. Audio

NGOs in Fiji are calling on the Attorney General to remove a provision in the Electoral Decree which restricts them from being involved with election education or debate in any way. Audio

The ousted vice chancellor of PNG's Unitech university is waiting on immigration clearance before he returns to resume his job in Lae. Audio

Australia lobbies more Pacific Island nations to help "shoulder the burden" of its asylum seeker issue. Audio

Human Rights Watch is calling for the ILO to enact a Commission of Inquiry into Labour Rights in Fiji. Audio

Thailand says its satellites have spotted up to 300 objects which may be debris from the missing Malaysia Airlines passenger plane which vanished almost three weeks ago. Audio

The Chief Justice is warning politicians not to throw the baby out with the bath water, as they make changes to the law which governs the courts. Audio

The backers of a multi million dollar highway linking the West Coast and Milford Sound say paper roads up and down the country could be at risk, after they found out their road doesn't exist on… Audio

A UN delegate has toured PNG and is calling for a new human rights commission. Audio

Better control policies for exporting kava needed in Vanuatu, otherwise the country may face a ban in the United States. Audio

Nauru opposition MP, Roland Kun, says the Justice Minister should step down following controversial judicial reshuffle. Audio

It's hoped the recent appointment of land commissioners in Niue will help move land disputes through court more quickly. Audio

Synthetic highs are causing major problems around the country. Oamaru Community Constable Bruce Dow joins Kathryn Ryan to talk about his town. Audio

The president of Palau, Tommy Remengesau, says his government is finalising deals for drones, radar and patrol boats to help enforce a ban on commercial fishing in its waters. Audio

More community coordination required to combat high rates of violence against women. Audio

The family of a man who died in police custody is questioning what right officers had to arrest him in the first place since he wasn't in a public place but at his brother's home. Audio

The Australian government's asylum seeker policies are likely to go the way of the Pacific Solution according to a Melbourne academic. Audio

Nauru opposition MP says government claims that it is restoring the island's legal system is nonsense. Audio

Tongan health officials investigating reports that disaster victims were sent rusting cans of fish. Audio

A law professor says it's almost certain the Australian Government will have to face a legal challenge over an alleged failure of it's duty to care and protect asylum seekers. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there must be both a mindset and policy change to combat child sex trafficking. Audio