Pacific Waves for Tuesday 4 December 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 4 December 2018
4:05 PM.PNG whistleblower's fear understandable - Transparency; NZ Pacific research institute pulls out of universities; New Zealand aid analyst says success of PNG rural electrification project will hinge on… Read more Audio
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PNG whistleblower's fear understandable - Transparency
4:04 PM.Transparency International says it is understandable that a Papua New Guinea whistleblower seeking asylum in Australia is fearful for his family's safety. Audio
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NZ Pacific research institute pulls out of universities
4:03 PM.A Pacific research institute in New Zealand is being overhauled after a government review found it was failing its purpose. Audio
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PNG rural electrification will hinge on govt support
4:02 PM.There's a warning for four aid donors to Papua New Guinea, including New Zealand, over their plans to bolster rural electrification in the country. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 4 December 2018
6:05 AM.Tahiti misspending probe raises the ire of pro-independence camp; the head of the Pacific's environmental agency says agreeing the Paris Climate Agreement rule book at this week's summit in Katowice… Read more Audio
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Temaru detention triggers Tahiti war of words
6:04 AM.Tahiti misspending probe raises the ire of pro-independence camp. Read more Audio
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Agreeing Paris Rule Book at COP24 seen as essential
6:03 AM.The head of the Pacific's environmental agency says agreeing the Paris Climate Agreement rule book at this week's summit in Katowice, Poland is essential to avert global climate disaster. Read more Audio
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MSF report details severe mental health situation on Nauru
6:02 AM.A humanitarian organisation has likened the mental health situation on Nauru to that of victims of torture. Médecins Sans Frontières has released its findings after almost a year treating asylum… Read more Audio
