Pacific Waves for Monday 18 April 2016

3:06 PM.PNG police force divided over major fraud case; Vanuatu tourism invites return of Air New Zealand and Virgin; Fiji examines Australian seasonal worker programme; The Regional Assistance Mission to… Read more Audio

3:05 PM.A glaring division has opened up in Papua New Guinea's police force amid fallout over a major fraud case involving the prime minister Peter O'Neill. The head of the police anti-corruption unit, Mathew… Read more Audio

3:04 PM.Vanuatu tourism will be launching a major marketing push in New Zealand and Australia to coincide with today's completion of emergency repairs to the country's international airport. Audio

3:03 PM.The Fiji Employment Minister is in Australia to seek an expansion of its seasonal worker programme and follow up on claims of worker exploitation. Audio

5:05 AM.The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands will be decommissioned in September; Drought appears to be easing in PNG's Simbu province; A global trade body urges resilience for Pacific… Read more Audio

5:04 AM.The Pacific Islands Forum is looking at decommissioning the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands in September this year. Audio

5:03 AM.Southern parts of the the PNG Highlands province of Simbu are slowly emerging from the impacts of nine months of drought. Audio

5:02 AM.Following her visit to Fiji, the head of the International Trade Centre says climate change is having a big impact on the ability of Pacific farmers to supply markets. Audio

5:01 AM.Transform Aqorau sings the praises of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement as he prepares to step aside from his role as the chief executive. Audio

5:00 AM.Player eligibility remains a tricky issue for Pacific rugby league countries. Audio