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A French Polynesian court has found there was no fraud committed when the self-styled king of the Pakumotu republic printed a new currency and used some of it to pay for services. Audio

A Nauru opposition MP dismisses claims of cronyism used as a defence by the government for not allowing the chief justice into the country. Audio

Health concerns for the man who survived a 13-month drift from Mexico to the Marshall Islands has led to his departure from the Marshalls being delayed. Audio

Australian group of lawyers bring constitutional challenge over detention of asylum seekers on Nauru Audio

Transparency Solomon Islands is asking the government to explain to the public what's behind it's decision to settle out of court with the former attorney general, Julian Moti. Audio

Golden Bay farmer Michelle Riley and farmers' advocate Janette Walker, whose work prompted the Commerce Commission's investigation of interest rates swaps. Audio

With Morgan Fox - Marijuana Policy Project Communications Manager. Audio

The asylum-seeker deal between Australia and Papua New Guinea is set to be tested in PNG courts after the opposition leader was granted standing to legally challenge the Government. Audio

The Nauru Government survives a vote of no confidence and looks to introduce more controversial policies. Audio

Vanuatu land reforms strengthen role of customary institutions in land deals while stripping Lands Minister position of powers to issue land leases. Audio

An analyst says Nauru's essential institutions are severely compromised. Audio

The double murderer Scott Watson is taking legal action against the Department of Corrections over a meeting he wants with the father one of his victims, Olivia Hope. Audio

The double murderer Scott Watson is taking legal action against the Department of Corrections over a meeting he wants with Gerald Hope, the father of the girl he killed. Audio

American Samoa's Attorney General urges illegal immigrants to take advantage of amnesty offer. Audio

The deported Nauru magistrate has rejected the government statement on reasons for his dismissal. Audio

A court in French Polynesia is due to hear the case of the king of the self-styled Pakumotu Republic, who is charged with the possession and distribution of illegal money. Audio

The legal system in Nauru which New Zealand helps fund is in turmoil after the Government threw out the country's only magistrate and chief justice. Audio

More now on the New Zealand-funded legal system in Nauru being in disarray after its Government threw out the country's only magistrate and chief justice. Audio

The New Zealand-funded legal system in Nauru is in disarray after its Government threw out the country's only magistrate and chief justice. Audio

It is still possible to buy synthetic cannabinoids or legal highs, but they can be addictive and have side effects. Audio

The opposition leader in Papua New Guinea is denying an accusation by the prime minister that he is conspiring to overthrow the government. Audio

An economist estimates legal action against dairy giant Fonterra could cost the average New Zealand dairy farmer 43 thousand dollars. Audio

A senior Auckland barrister who charged a couple embroiled in a leaky home dispute more than a million dollars in legal fees has been found guilty of five charges of misconduct and incompetence. Audio

Maritime Safety officials in Solomon Islands are reportedly set to lay charges over the sinking of a ferry carrying more than three times its legal number of passengers. Audio

blind coffee taster in Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands province says she is grateful to have work in a country where many people living with disabilities have no prospects. Audio