Pacific Waves for Monday 5 September 2016

3:05 PM.Papua New Guina's capacity to hold high-level corruption to account is under the spotlight after the former prime minister Sir Michael Somare was implicated in a Singapore money laundering case. Read more Audio

3:04 PM.Wilson Security's decision to abandon Australia's asylum seeker detention centres has left the controversial policy foundering, an NGO says. Read more Audio

3:03 PM.A recent fire at a college in the Cook Islands has brought the country's problems with asbestos to the fore. Read more Audio

5:05 AM.After another round of PACER plus negotiations, there are more signs that some countries are not happy with the lack of communication. Read more Audio

5:04 AM.Pacific men and women working on the front-lines to end gender violence are constantly looking for new ways improve their work. Read more Audio

5:03 AM.An advisor for some of the Danish MPs who were stopped from travelling to Nauru on a fact-finding mission last week says he's not surprised it happened. Read more Audio

5:02 AM.Its hoped a project that's been launched in Tuvalu will reverse the decline in fish stocks that's threatening the food security and livelihoods of local fishing communities. Read more Audio

5:01 AM.A new report has encouraged Papua New Guinea to grasp the multimillion dollar benefits that cruise tourism could provide the country. Read more Audio

5:00 AM.New Pacific Mini Games CEO says event is on track. Read more Audio