Pacific Waves for Wednesday 15 August 2018 Pacific Waves

Dateline Pacific evening edition for 15 August 2018

3:06 PM.Tonga has begun the process of evaluating whether its legal framework meets international standards to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism; Guam's governor has penned a letter to… Read more Audio
Tonga's anti-money laundering laws come under scrutiny

3:05 PM.Tonga has begun the process of evaluating whether its legal framework meets international standards to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism. Read more Audio
Trump urged to give Guam soldiers the right to vote

3:03 PM.Guam's governor has penned a letter to the US president, Donald Trump, asking him to consider giving Guamanians who have served in the US military the right to vote for president. Read more Audio
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 15 August 2018

5:05 AM.After a week of protests, the SLN nickel company in New Caledonia has decided to close its mining site at Kouaoua indefinitely; Facebook, in a protracted battle to keep its users safe from abuse, says… Read more Audio
New Caledonia protest prompts SLN mine closure

5:03 AM.Nickel mining site closes in New Caledonia's north after protests and attacks . Read more Audio
Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author

5:02 AM.Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author Read more Audio

Pacific Waves for Wednesday 15 August 2018