Pacific Waves for Tuesday 10 September 2013

3:03 PM.Trialling tomatoes for Solomon Islands' conditions. Audio

3:02 PM.A new proposed law against human trafficking has drawn reactions, but many say authorities have been too silent for too long. Audio

3:01 PM.Concerns new Chinese immigrants to Vanuatu flouting law to do business. Audio

3:00 PM.We hear about concerns new Chinese immigrants to Vanuatu are flouting the law; A proposed human trafficking law in American Samoa attracts criticism; Tomatoes are being trialled for Solomon Islands'… Read more Audio

6:03 AM.The Pacific Games Council has rejected a resolution to invite New Zealand and Australia to participate in the next Pacific Games in Port Moresby. But members have asked the Executive Board to revisit… Read more Audio

6:02 AM.Pacific cultural and artistic motifs have been fused with Western pop art in an exhibition in New Zealand by Papua New Guinea-born artist Martin Heuston. Audio

6:01 AM.The director of the Women and Children Crisis Centre in Tonga says a new law which aims to end domestic violence is a step in the right direction in protecting victims. Audio

6:00 AM.Tonga Family Protection Bill passes third and final reading; Britain leads by example in fight to combat climate change; Accusations in Solomon Islands that the Prime Minister's support has been… Read more Audio