Pacific Waves for Tuesday 8 August 2017
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 8 August 2017
3:06 PM.Fiji's opposition says the government should disclose the full facts surrounding a mass deportation of suspected scammers from Fiji to China; A scholar of Pacific politics says women have been priced… Read more Audio
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Opposition calls on Fiji PM to explain Chinese repatriations
3:05 PM.Fij's opposition says the government should disclose the full facts surrounding a mass deportation of suspected scammers from Fiji to China. Read more Audio
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PNG women 'priced out' of parliament
3:04 PM.A scholar of Pacific politics says women have been priced out of the election "game" in Papua New Guinea. Read more Audio
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Sport: Samoa PM says Manu Samoa coach was right to resign
3:00 PM.Samoa's Prime Minister says the outgoing Manu Samoa rugby coach did not achieve the results expected of him. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 8 August 2017
5:05 AM.The incoming chairman of the Pacific Islands Forum says the regional body tries to deal with too many issues and needs to become more focussed; New Zealand's Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade select… Read more Audio
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Incoming Pacific Forum chair wants tighter focus
5:04 AM.The incoming chairman of the Pacific Islands Forum says the regional body tries to deal with too many issues and needs to become more focussed. Read more Audio
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New Zealand examines PACER Plus before ratification
5:03 AM.New Zealand's Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade select committee is examining the PACER Plus trade and aid agreement prior to making final ratification recommendations to Parliament. Read more Audio
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Vanuatu market sellers aim to sell locally made goods
5:02 AM.In Vanuatu, women selling handicrafts at the Port Vila market have set up a co-operative society to buy quality items made in the outer islands. Read more Audio
