Pacific Waves for Thursday 2 November 2017
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 2 November 2017
4:05 PM.Ambae residents return but problems remain on volcano island; Fears for Pacific animals and plants as climate changes; Solomons to try Iceland's approach to fisheries; A PNG governor plans a scheme to… Read more Audio
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Ambae residents return but problems remain on volcano island
4:04 PM.Residents from Vanuatu's Ambae may have returned to their island, but their problems are far from over. Read more Audio
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Fears for Pacific animals and plants as climate changes
4:03 PM.There are concerns among Pacific environmentalists that not enough is known about the impacts of climate change on plants and animals. Read more Audio
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Solomons to try Iceland's approach to fisheries
4:02 PM.Solomon Islands hopes it can put in place some of the ideas it has learned from a recent fisheries exchange trip to Iceland. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 2 November 2017
6:05 AM.A PNG governor plans a scheme to get youth off the streets; Hawaii opposes the concealed-carry gun law; Generators go but refugees remain in Manus centre; Paris to host talks on New Caledonia's… Read more Audio
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Port Moresby governor scheme to get youth off the streets
6:04 AM.The governor of Papua New Guinea's national capital is planning a nationwide scheme to get idle youth off the streets. Read more Audio
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Hawaii opposes concealed-carry gun law
6:03 AM.Hawaii is asking Congress to abandon legislation that would let people with concealed-carry gun permits move freely between states. Read more Audio
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Australia urges refugees to leave Manus Island detention centre
6:02 AM.The Australian government has urged refugees to leave the Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea. Read more Audio
