Pacific Waves for Monday 4 February 2019

4:05 PM.Tonga's government and business community say they want answers from the country's internet providers after a two-week outage. Read more Audio

4:04 PM.Australia's government continues to play politics with the plight of children it detained on Nauru, a refugee advocate says.  Read more Audio

4:03 PM.The safety of Pacific fisheries observers working on foreign vessels must be improved, the head of the Parties to Nauru Agreement says.  Read more Audio

5:03 AM.Bougainville's government is planning to re-open the long closed Panguna mine, and operate it with a company that's majority-owned by Bougainville.  Read more Audio

5:02 AM.Two of Tokelau's Faipule, or leaders, will appear in a High Court in New Zealand later this month. Read more Audio

5:01 AM.An Australian comedian has been escorted off Papua New Guinea's Manus Island for filming refugees without a journalist's visa. Read more Audio

5:00 AM.Agencies including the Food and Agriculture Organisation and Pacific Community are concerned at the growing threat to the Pacific from pests and diseases. Read more Audio