Pacific Waves for Monday 30 June 2014

3:05 PM.The wrestle continues in Papua New Guinea over arresting the prime minister; the speaker of Nauru's speaker has accused suspended MPs of treason; there are calls for Vanuatu health officials to find… Read more Audio

3:04 PM.Calls continue for Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to resign amid an ongoing legal wrestle related to a major corruption case. Audio

3:03 PM.The speaker of the Nauru Parliament stands by the decision to expel five of the eight opposition MPs from parliament. Audio

5:06 AM.There are calls for Vanuatu health officials to find long-term funding solutions; Solomons water upgrade by NGOs; An activist in Fiji calls for leaders to speak up over West Papua; PNG Oxfam welcomes… Read more Audio

5:05 AM.Funding shortfalls right across the public health sector in Vanuatu are making it hard for hospitals and clinics to deliver basic services. Audio

5:04 AM.The head of World Vision in Solomon Islands says he hopes funding from UNICEF to a joint NGO project will build a more resilient water and sanitation network. Audio

5:03 AM.A human rights organisation in Fiji says Pacific nations need to support the West Paupan freedom movement instead of keeping quiet to keep Indonesia happy. Audio

5:02 AM.Oxfam in Papua New Guinea says it welcomes the Australian government's new aid policy framework with its focus on private sector involvement and increased accountability. Audio

5:01 AM.Niue will host its first international food festival in a bid to attract more visitors outside the peak tourism season. Audio

5:00 AM.An award-winning TV chef and author says Pacific chefs are growing in confidence with more demand for traditional Pacific cuisine. Audio