Pacific Waves for Wednesday 21 May 2014

3:04 PM.The chair of Tonga's National Youth Congress says they hope the entire country will commit to organic farming within five years. Audio

3:02 PM.Relief expressed and questions raised over the announcement that New Zealand's planned community policing training programme in Indonesia's Papua region has been shelved. Audio

3:01 PM.The Cook Islands Government says two more companies have put their hat in the ring for a large stake in Cook Islands Telecom. Audio

3:00 PM.Indonesia drops plans for a NZ police training project in West Papua; Tonga looks towards organic farming; Police in Solomon Islands remain on high alert following riots; Uncertainty over amoebic… Read more Audio

5:05 AM.Police in Solomon Islands remain on high alert following riots; Uncertainty over amoebic dysentery outbreak in American Samoa; A human rights group says the Pacific is being targeted by anti-gay… Read more Audio

5:04 AM.The police in Solomon Islands say they remain on high alert following the weekend's riots in Honiara but peace appears has been restored. Audio

5:03 AM.There's uncertainty over an amoebic dysentery outbreak in American Samoa. Audio

5:01 AM.Earliest known photos of Guam on display in national museum. Audio