Pacific Waves for Thursday 1 November 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 1 November 2018
4:05 PM.A Solomon Islands MP is arrested and charged with corruption; A doctor says the Australian government's deadline for evacuating refugee children from Nauru could be too late; Questions hang over a… Read more Audio
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Solomons MP arrested and charged for corruption
4:04 PM.A member of parliament in Solomon Islands has been arrested and charged with corruption. Read more Audio
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Nauru evacuation deadline could be too late - doctor
4:03 PM.The Australian government's end of year deadline for evacuating all refugee children from Nauru may be forced on it by the Federal Court and could come too late. Read more Audio
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Questions hang over Rabuka candidacy on eve of early voting
4:02 PM.Voters go to the polls in remote areas of Fiji next week with questions still hanging over one of the more prominent candidates on the ballot paper. Read more Audio
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Regional working group to address domestic violence
4:01 PM.Eleven Pacific countries are to form a regional working group to address domestic violence issues in the Pacific. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 1 November 2018
6:06 AM.Organisers say APEC offers PNG leadership role and digital advances; ougainvilleans are due to vote in less than eight months on whether to become fully independent from Papua New Guinea; A New… Read more Audio
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APEC offers PNG leadership role and digital advances
6:05 AM.Hosting this year's APEC leaders summit can offer Papua New Guinea a chance to assert some leadership on pressing international trade issues, according to the chairman of the APEC Secretariat, Alan… Read more Audio
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Otara awards to honour local sporting stars
6:00 AM.Three accomplished New Zealand athletes of Pacific descent are set to be inducted into the Otara Sports Awards Hall of Fame in early December. Read more Audio
