Dateline Pacific morning edition for 2 August 2018

The Solomon Islands parliament has passed the country's first anti-corruption legislation but there are fears it may be too weak, There are plans in Papua New Guinea to restore short wave radio services in Bougainville, Fiji's National Federation Party says it'll cut government ministers' salaries and double the minimum wage if it gets into power this year; a new law in Chile that limits the amount of time tourists can spend on Rapa Nui is in fact aimed at Chileans, an anthropologist says. the United Nations is recruiting three volunteers in Tokelau to help inform the UN about the atolls and to assist village councils.