Pacific Waves for Wednesday 12 September 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 12 September 2018
3:06 PM.Workers at one of New Zealand's leading manufacturing companies Sistema have spoken out about their desperate need for better working conditions and have accused the company of exploiting migrant… Read more Audio
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Sistema workers accuse company of exploitation: 'We are not treated equally'
3:05 PM.Workers at one of New Zealand's leading manufacturing companies Sistema have spoken out about their desperate need for better working conditions and have accused the company of exploiting migrant… Read more Audio
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Delays in Samoa deaths inquiry
3:04 PM.The inquiry into the deaths of two babies in Samoa has been suspended until further information is available from post mortem results. The one year olds died soon after receiving vaccinations for… Read more Audio
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Niue in top ten growing tourist spots
3:03 PM.Niue has been named in the top ten fastest growing tourism destinations for 2017 by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 12 September 2018
5:06 AM.Guam turns attention to typhoon recovery ; SLN's woes burden New Caledonia; NZ and Australia urged to look to Pacific for aged care workers; Fiji children to receive life saving heart surgery; the… Read more Audio
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Guam starts to recover from Typhoon
5:05 AM.Guam government departments and the naval base are expected to open today as the island recovers from the impact of Typhoon Mangkhut which passed between its north and the southern CNMI island of Rota… Read more Audio
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SLN's woes burden New Caledonia
5:04 AM.New Caledonia mining dispute weighs on SLN nickel company. Read more Audio
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NZ and Aus urged to look to Pacific for aged care workers
5:03 AM.The World Bank says Australia and New Zealand should look to the Pacific to fill an expected severe shortage of workers in the aged care industry. Read more Audio
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Fiji children to receive life saving heart surgery
5:02 AM.Twenty babies and children in Fiji are preparing for life saving cardiac surgery next week when a surgical team from New Zealand arrives to repair their damaged hearts. Read more Audio
