Susana Suisuiki
Pacific Waves for 25 March 2025
New allegations on Fiji PM's rolex watch; Media outlets scrambling following US funding cuts; Deep sea mining company denies branding accusation; NZ Pasifika scholars slam removal of sex-ed… Audio
Media outlets scrambling following US funding cuts
The media world is scrambling in the wake of the United States' Government's decision to cut funding to its affiliated broadcasters around the world. Audio
NZ Pasifika scholars slam removal of sex-ed guidelines
Pasifika scholars in New Zealand say the scrapping of the 2020 relationship and sex education guidelines is a 'backward step' hindering youth from safely navigating adolescence. Audio
Pacific Waves for 22 March 2025
Tokelau's head of state looks ahead; Guam senator pushes for statehood; Tongan researcher investigates needles used for covid vax; Metals company accused of supporting US defence. Audio
Pacific Waves for 21 March 2025
Head of UN office for disaster visits Pacific; PNG and Bougainville to hold more talks on independence issue; Fiji PM reverses decision to reinstate Lynda Tabuya; Oceania qualifiers for FIFA world cup… Audio
Head of UN office for disaster visits Pacific
Head of UN office for disaster visits Pacific. Audio
Pacific Waves for 20 March 2025
Kiribati explores deep sea mining deal with China; Foreign aid will survive despite the US wind back - academic; A new study looks at origins of Fiji's iguanas. Audio
Pacific Waves for 19 March 2025
Tokelau holds inauguration for new head of state; Independence for Tokelau 'would be nonsense' - anthropologist; Head of PIF affirms US funding pledges on hold; Tonga holds national development… Audio
Independence for Tokelau 'would be nonsense' - anthropologist
While a community consultation is underway in Tokelau to explore a potential third referendum on its political status, an anthropologist hopes there won't be any external inteference. Audio
Pacific Waves for 18 March 2025
Separation of state and church is healthy - PNG priest; Fiji government fails to pass constitutional amendments; Increase of HIV cases in Fiji linked to 'bluetoothing'; Samoa public frustrated over… Audio
Samoa public frustrated over continuous power outages
Samoa's power supply woes continue as the country's public electricity corporation announces ongoing outages and power rationing measures. Audio
Pacific Waves for 15 March 2025
Potential third referendum for Tokelau's status; Bougainville throws down a gaunlet to PNG over independence; PNG passes constitutional amendment for Christian recognition; Unexploded ordnances… Audio
Unexploded ordnances littered across Solomon Islands
Since 2023, 'The Halo Trust' an organisation dedicated to clearing landmines, has been in Solomon Islands conducting a survey on the country's airfields, ammunition stores and former military… Audio
Pacific Waves for 14 March 2025
US trade wars to impact Pacific economies; Programme in PNG breaks social shame around leprosy; Samoan women are made for the global stage - Nicolina Ah Kuoi. Audio
Programme in PNG breaks social shame around leprosy
A comprehensive training programme in Papua New Guinea is putting an end to the stigma surrounding leprosy. Audio
Pacific Waves for 13 March 2025
East Sepik governor slams PNG government for police neglect; Deep sea mining companies accused of swaying Cook Islanders through charity; Visa-free travel for Pacific a huge risk - immigration… Audio
Uni prep course credits diversity and culture for its success
New Zealand's AUT University recently celebrated 206 school leavers who completed the university's preparation programme 'UniPrep'. Audio
Uni prep course credits diversity and culture for its success
New Zealand's AUT University recently celebrated 206 school leavers who completed the university's preparation programme 'UniPrep'. Audio
Pacific Waves for 12 March 2025
Petition calls for investigation into death at Orere Point; Visa-free travel for Pacific a huge risk - immigration adviser; Widow of Green MP speaks on media's handling of death; New art exhibition… Audio
Pacific Waves for 11 March 2025
Some families still without power amid cyclone downgrade; Amending Fiji's constitution must not be rushed - professor; Pasifika Festival celebrates pan-Pacific culture; Fiji Drua and Moana Pasifika… Audio