Law & Order • TongaTonga drug networks ‘making meth locally’, PINA president saysThree people have been charged over an alleged meth importation as a veteran journalist warns criminal networks are becoming more organised.Christine RovoiTue, 22 Sep
Law & Order • FijiFiji's Chief Justice Salesi Temo demands jail time over missing NZ$6.25m cocainePolice are investigating how seven of 39 cocaine bars held as court exhibits disappeared while Justice Temo says those responsible must face the consequences.Christine RovoiMon, 21 Sep
Law & Order • SāmoaTwo men charged in Sāmoa over alleged Vietnam murder plotThe pair appeared in court after an international investigation into the fatal shooting of an Australian man in Ho Chi Minh City in May.Renate RiversThu, 17 Sep
Pacific Region • Vanuatu19 people rescued as search continues for passengers after Vanuatu ferry wreckA French search aircraft has joined the operation off Vanuatu with more passengers still feared missing from the MV Matui.Christine RovoiMon, 14 Sep
PoliticsACT pushes back on move-on orders for children amid calls for end to rough sleepingA youth organisation says political action could end rough sleeping by Christmas.PMN NewsFri, 04 Sep
Law & OrderMan in custody as police investigate Wattle Downs homicidePolice are speaking with a 30-year-old man in custody as they continue investigating the deaths of a woman and man in South Auckland.Christine RovoiFri, 28 Aug
Law & OrderSouth Auckland double homicide: Shooting triggers police manhuntThe search continues for those responsible after a woman and a man were found dead at a Wattle Downs property.Christine RovoiThu, 27 Aug
Law & OrderTwo dead as South Auckland community placed on alert - policePolice have responded to an emergency at Gambare Place in Wattle Downs with nearby schools placed into lockdown as they investigate.PMN NewsThu, 27 Aug
Law & Order • SāmoaTuilaepa charged over comments about PM Laauli as Sāmoa's political feud deepensThe Opposition Leader faces new criminal defamation charges after remarks about the Prime Minister, escalating one of the country's political battles.Kaya Selby, RNZ Pacific journalistFri, 14 Aug
Education • Sāmoa'What's wrong with you?' PM scolds over 4000 students after violent campus brawlSāmoa's Prime Minister has delivered a stern warning at the National University after a violent campus brawl led to arrests, calling the behaviour a disgrace at the country’s highest place of learning.Talaia Mika, RNZ Pacific Fri, 07 Aug