Pacific Waves for Monday 12 May 2014

3:06 PM.New Caledonia's anti-independence parties have retained a majority in the Congress in Sunday's crucial election. Audio

3:05 PM.A Lowy Institute report says Australia's assistance in RAMSI was costly and disproportionate, and there are lessons to be learnt from the 10-year assistance mission. Audio

3:04 PM.An observer of Fiji politics says the Fiji election will mostly be a battle of personalities and leadership. Audio

5:07 AM.Labour mobility key to Pacific job growth; Landowners in PNG denied traditional way of life by land lease; Climate report appeals to US Congress for action; Tonga's Afghanistan deployment completed -… Read more Audio

5:06 AM.The World Bank advocates greater labour mobility as the key to improving employment and opportunity in the Pacific. Audio

5:05 AM.Landowners in Pomio, Papua New Guinea, still denied access to their aldn and traditional way of life as fraudulent land lease remains in place. Audio

5:04 AM.A new climate report makes an urgent call to the US Congress to collaborate more with Pacific nations. Audio

5:03 AM.Tonga's soldiers end their deployment to Afghanistan and now attention turns to how they might be employed now. Audio

5:02 AM.A global security and international relations expert, Robert Patman, says it's no surprise Russia is trying to reassert itself in the Asia Pacific. Audio

5:01 AM.The Papua New Guinea coffee corporation says a co-ordinated approach is needed to improve marketing the industry in Europe. Audio