Pacific Waves for Monday 27 April 2015

3:05 PM.Environmental groups and the Cook Islands government clash over conservation measures; There's a call for more police resourcing in PNG; Work at third bauxite mine in Fiji is underway; The Tahiti… Read more Audio

3:04 PM.A protest in Rarotonga has pit environmental groups against the Cook Islands Government over the measures taken to conserve the tuna stocks. Audio

3:03 PM.The deputy leader of the PNG opposition says the government must step and re-house people in squatter settlements to end tribal clashes. Audio

3:02 PM.A lease for a third bauxite mining site has been issued in Fiji, and will be the largest so far of the sites in the country's Northern Division. Audio

5:05 AM.The Tahiti court of appeal throws out OPT case; The new police commissioner in Tonga wants to rebuild trust; Pacific nations to improve access to sexual health information; An expert spies holes in… Read more Audio

5:04 AM.A long-running major court case in French Polynesia involving the territory's former president Gaston Flosse has come to a sudden halt. Audio

5:03 AM.The new police commissioner in Tonga says he wants to build leadership capacity within the force and trust with the public. Audio

5:02 AM.Five Pacific nations that face a high level of teenage pregnancy are looking to improve the access to sexual health information for young people. Audio

5:01 AM.An international immigration and tax lawyer says Samoa's proposed citizenship for investment package is not competitive enough in an increasingly crowded marketplace. Audio

5:00 AM.The head of Tonga's Fisheries department says they are working to improve the enforcement of illegal fishing laws to try and conserve stocks. Audio