Pacific Waves for Friday 18 March 2016

4:06 PM.NZ's Labour party puts focus on Pacific climate change threat; Niue company ends free public wifi internet service; A Solomons orphanage and social welfare charity is seeking assistance as demands for… Read more Audio

4:04 PM.New Zealand's Labour Party is sending a Pacific Climate Change Taskforce out to the region next week to see the impact first-hand of global warming. Audio

4:03 PM.An internet service in Niue says it is being forced to charge for a wifi service that has previously been free. Audio

4:03 PM.A charitable organisation providing social welfare services in the Solomon Islands is seeking assistance to deal with what it describes as a growing need in the country. Audio

6:05 AM.New regulation for Vanuatu transport sector; Difficult year ahead for Fiji sugar industry; American Samoa takes legal action to overturn fishing closure rule; A New York Times best-selling author… Read more Audio

6:04 AM.Tour operators in Vanuatu are waiting on government endorsement of new regulations aimed at defusing tensions involving transport operators. Audio

6:03 AM.The sugar industry in Fiji is set for a difficult year of recovery in the wake of cyclone Winston, with the industry as a whole looking at a loss of about US $60 million. Audio

6:00 AM.Former Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter talks about the challenge and attraction of coaching the Fiji national team. Audio