Pacific Waves for Thursday 31 May 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 31 May 2018
3:05 PM.Cook Islands Party vying for a third term in power; Samoan Language Week focuses on keeping youth connected; Participation in Pacific arts in NZ hits record levels; Volcanic haze from Hawaii's Kilauea… Read more Audio
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Fijian in global hotspot empowered by Pacific experience
3:04 PM.The first-ever female Police Commissioner serving the UN mission in South Sudan, who is from Fiji, says the Pacific's women police officers have valuable skills that could also see them appointed to… Read more Audio
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Niue's Swanson gets NZ-style supermarket makeover
3:03 PM.Niue is about to get its first modern supermarket with the main food retailer, Swansons, moving to substantially bigger, newly built premises. Read more Audio
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Climate resilience training underway
3:02 PM.The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme and the United Nations are holding a Pacific wide training programme to enhance resilience to climate change. Read more Audio
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Cook Islands Party vying for a third term in power
4:05 AM.It's election time again in the Cook Islands and the Cook Islands Party, under Prime Minister Henry Puna, which has run the country for the past eight years, is staunchly defending its record. Read more Audio
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Samoan Language Week focus on keeping youth connected
4:04 AM.One of the key aims of Samoan Language week, which is being held in New Zealand, is instilling a sense of identity and pride in young Samoans living there. Read more Audio
