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French Polynesia's public opinion is being stoked by the French government's decision to shield the territory's president, Gaston Flosse, from the courts. Audio

Papua New Guinea weightlifter Steven Kari reflects on winning a gold medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and his goals for the future. Audio

French Polynesia's public opinion is being stoked by the French government's decision to shield the territory's president, Gaston Flosse, from the courts. Audio

Pacific women at an Auckland human rights think-tank are creating a mobile-phone-app and translating legal language in an effort to combat human trafficking in Pacific Islands. Audio

A Pacific leaders' summit has begun in Palau with its host calling for leaders to pull up their sleeves and get to work to protect the region's ocean and fisheries. Audio

Fiji's Electoral Commission was missing from a panel discussion on free and fair elections, despite being invited to attend in Suva on Tuesday. Audio

A Tonga youth worker says raising the drinking age will have little effect on the country's drinking problem. Audio

The Vanuatu Prime Minister says the country's Independence Day today is a good time to reflect how far the nation has come and what needs to be done to make it stronger in the future. Audio

A journalist in Tahiti says the building of a proposed new casino will do nothing to improve French Polynesia's tourism woes. Audio

Health authorities on Palau have asked Pacific Island Forum leaders to lead the way and not smoke during this week's summit. Audio

New Zealand Foreign Minister lays out some of the key matters before leaders at this year's Pacific Islands Forum summit. Audio

As campaigning steps up before Fiji's election, the "pocket meeting" is king. Audio

The Tongan government says claims by the Public Service Association that the Cabinet has approved the outright sale of two of Tonga's orbital slots are false. Audio

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