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Dr Ben Snyder is lecturer in Sociology & Social Policy at Victoria University. He shadowed truck drivers, Wall Street traders and unemployed workers in the United States for several months, reveals… Audio

PNG's anti-corruption Taskforce Sweep will continue to operate after the National Court permanently stayed a government attempt to disband it. Audio

A veteran of the Papua New Guinea news media says the cutbacks at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation will be disastrous for his country. Audio

Niue's tourism authority board says its own plans to grow tourism will define the industry's goals more clearly than the current strategic plan. Audio

New figures on tuna populations in the Pacific show that the region's bigeye stocks have been critically depleted. Audio

Public perception that there are no suitable local candidates for police commissioner linger in Solomon Islands. Audio

A Fiji academic in Australia says the Pacific Islands Forum is going through a turbulent phase but still maintains its relevance. Audio

Anti-corruption group in Solomon Islands encourages people not to expect payment in exchange for their votes in the general election later this year. Audio

Niue's strategic tourism plan criticised by ex-tourism chair. Audio

A Peoples Representative for Ha'apai in Tonga where a category-five cyclone displaced 5,000 people in January says residents do not have enough food and up to 200 families are still living in tents. Audio

French Polynesia's opposition leader, Oscar Temaru, has hit out at France over the way it has favoured the veteran politician Gaston Flosse. Audio

The former Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says he supports the appointment of an Australian as his country's new Police Commissioner. Audio

Fiji's Pacific Network on Globalisation says Fiji and other Pacific countries will sacrifice their own economic development by ratifying a free trade agreement with the European Commission. Audio

Thirty potential women candidates for Tonga's election in November have met in Nuku'alofa for a workshop on campaigning and leadership. Audio

The Vanua'aku Pati continues to reconcile with other national parties in the Vanuatu's fragmented parliament. Audio

France's highest court has upheld a major corruption sentence given to the French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse. Audio

The Cook Islands Party election victory marred by accusations of bribery and miscounts from the rival Democratic Party. Audio

Five opposition MPs suspended from Nauru's parliament continue to remain in limbo as they to wait to challenge their suspensions. Audio

Plenty of Pacific countries are confident about their medal chances at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Audio

The Fiji NGO Coalition for Human Rights says the investigation into last year's torture video could have been completed a long time ago. The 9 minute video shows a handcuffed man being beaten by men… Audio

Questions are being asked as to why the health department in American Samoa didn't act earlier in trying to determine the cause of an acute fever rash disease. Audio

The President of the Jittu Land trust in Fiji say government authorities have ignored their pleas for help over the forceful eviction from their land. Audio

The Disaster Coordinator in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands Province says more money is needed in order to help up to 40 thousand people affected by recent heavy floods. Audio

Fiji's National Federation Party says it's trying to instil confidence in people to vote in the upcoming election. Audio

The Cook Islands Democratic Party says its party could still win the election and it will challenge the vote count. Audio