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PNG Speaker stands firm on ongoing plans to remove cultural artefacts from parliament building despite an outrcy and signs he may face legal action over it. Audio

The outcome of a parliamentary inquiry into Pacific languages in early childhood education in New Zealand is being labelled a death sentence for some languages and a blow to raising Pasifika… Audio

A vote in Russian parliament tomorrow could mean the end of legal proceedings against the 28 Greenpeace activists and two freelance journalists who are charged with hooliganism. Audio

ASB, ANZ and Westpac are to all face legal action over misrepresenting the complex 'interest rate swap contracts' sold to farmers. Audio

French Polynesia's nuclear test veterans association says court order to re-examine compensation claim brings hope, but is unlikely to succeed. Audio

The Pacific is taking a co-operative approach to settling maritime boundaries between countries and it is leading to unprecedented progress, according to an academic who is involved. Audio

Parents of children with special needs have spoken out about the discrimination they say their children face from schools and will support the IHC in its legal case against the Ministry of Education… Audio

The Public Accounts Committee in the Cook Islands says it is ready to table a preliminary report on the 'Colagate' issue with parliament. Audio

The principal of a Whangarei primary school has asked the Education Ministry to clarify his legal rights, after two parents insisted on taking their children away from the school during an Armed… Audio

A Pacific group highlighting the dangers of globalisation warns of the dangers of a WTO push to remove red tape on customs. Audio

Officials have confirmed they're prosecuting a forestry company over one of the nine deaths in the industry this year. Audio

Labour mobility and development assistance are the main issues dividing the parties involved in the PACER Plus trade deal, but the Pacific's chief trade advisor believes both sides are determined to… Audio

Papua New Guineans come together to discuss how to overcome the sorcery related violence. Audio

A German conservation group is threatening legal action over the government's poor attempts to protect the Maui's dolphin, calling its latest fishing restrictions an insult. Audio

The editor of Tahiti Pacifique monthly magazine says keeping a former French military base in Tahiti from being returned to French Polynesia, is bureaucracy gone mad. Audio

UNHCR calls for immediate changes in the Australian run camps for asylum seekers on Nauru and PNG's Manus Island. Audio

A 3-year legal battle between a Dunedin clinical psychologist and a lawyer has ended with the Court of Appeal ordering the doctor to pay the lawyer's costs. Audio

Mining forum in Solomon Islands' Isabel resolves that the province not ready - concerns expressed over environmental impact, social problems and lack of benefits for people. Audio

The legal battle between PNG's Government and the Sustainable Development Programme over the government's takeover of the Ok Tedi mine has gone to international arbitration Audio

Online bragging and the publication of images of sexual activity. Audio

Missing documents imperil administration of justice in French Polynesia. Audio

The premier of Solomon Islands' Temotu province says a Malaysian company planning to export round logs from Vanikoro has not been given a licence and is violating the law. Audio

More ANZ and National Bank customers can now sign up to a class action against the bank, which has been brought for the way it charged some of its fees. Audio

Amnesty International says asylum seekers who have been processed as refugees are still being held at the Nauru refugee processing centre. Audio

Fall guy from PNG's 2011-2012 political impasse reflects on his role during turbulent time. Audio