Pacific Waves for Wednesday 9 April 2014

3:11 PM.It's hoped that a coffee and coconut-oil joint business venture in Vanuatu will encourage other Pacific seasonal workers to set up businesses when they return home. Audio

3:10 PM.New Zealand contributes to a huge redevelopment of Port Moresby's largest fresh produce market. Audio

3:09 PM.About a fifth of Honiara's population is living in evacuation centres set up in the capital following last week's devastating floods in Solomon Islands. Audio

3:08 PM.An estimated 10,000 people remain in evacuation centres in Solomon Islands; A key market in PNG's capital is to get a multi-million dollar upgrade; We hear about a coffee and coconut-oil business… Read more Audio

5:05 AM.An estimated 10,000 people are in evacuation centres in Solomon Islands; Also in Solomon Islands, a NZ volunteer agency says it will be a long road to recovery; A UN trip to Nauru is called off by the… Read more Audio

5:04 AM.About a fifth of Honiara's population is living in evacuation centres set up in the capital following last week's devastating floods in Solomon Islands. Audio

5:02 AM.United Nations agency has invitation to assess human rights on Nauru withdrawn by the government with no explanation. Audio

5:01 AM.An academic says the conviction of Fiji Labour Party's leader means Rear Admiral Bainimarama has an advantage in elections promised for September. Audio