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El Salvador plans first 'Bitcoin City', backed by bitcoin bonds
El Salvador plans to build the world's first "Bitcoin City", funded initially by bitcoin-backed bonds, the president said, doubling down on his bet to harness the crypto currency to fuel investment in…
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Newshub-Reid poll: ACT continues to surge as National falls
A new poll conducted by Newshub-Reid Research shows ACT continuing to siphon away the National Party's support.
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Chile voters go to polls amid deep divisions
Chile was long held up as a model of political stability and economic growth in South America, but that image was shattered when violent anti-government protests began to spread though the country in…
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Why PM Modi rolled back India's controversial farm laws
The decision to repeal the farm laws is a strategic and political move and an admission of BJP's haste.
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12 new faces but no women in Tonga's parliament
The King of Tonga, TupouVI, had called for a new look parliament and after Thursday's election he has got his wish. Audio
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Week in Politics: Changes are on the way - for all of us
Analysis: The country is on the brink of moving to the new traffic light system, Auckland's border opening date is set and vaccine certificates are launched. A new poll shows Labour falling but…
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Tonga elects all-male Parliament in latest elections
Tonga has elected an all-male Parliament, with nine new faces making it in and only five of the current Cabinet ministers returning.
The Prime Minister, Pohiva Tu'ionetoa retained his Tongatapu 10… Audio
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Polling stations now closed in Tonga
Polling stations in Tonga's general election are now closed, and the Election Commission says preliminary running results will be announced later tonight.
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Polls in Tonga open for 2021 election
About 60,000 Tongan voters are able to vote in a new government today.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
Covid-19 in Fiji: 14 deaths, 32 new cases; PNG Covid-19 deaths in capital underestimated; Date for Bougainville by-election moved, and more.
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US bishops opposed to Biden advised: 'Eucharist cannot be ideological'
An advisory group to US bishops has urged the Catholic leaders to avoid making communion "a tool for division" amid debate over whether President Joe Biden's support for abortion rights should…
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Pacific Waves for 17 November 2021
Podcast episode — 16 November 2021Tongans prepare to head to the polls; We discuss COP26 outcomes with the head of the Pacific Regional Environment Program; The new vice chancellor of Auckland University of Technology shares some words of encouragement for students amid the pandemic.
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Pacific Waves for 17 November 2021
Tongans prepare to head to the polls; We discuss COP26 outcomes with the head of the Pacific Regional Environment Program; The new vice chancellor of Auckland University of Technology shares some… Audio
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Tongans advised by the King to choose wisely in Thursday poll
Audio 17 Nov 2021The people of Tonga head to the polls on Thursday. Audio
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Rachel MacGregor: 'I wanted to be free'
Audio 16 Nov 2021Rachel MacGregor has been awarded $400,000 in damages after she was defamed by her former employer, one-time Conservative Party leader Colin Craig. Rachel speaks to Karyn about the toll it has taken… Audio
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Colin Craig's former employee awarded $400,000
Rachel MacGregor has been awarded $400,000 in damages by the High Court after she was defamed by her former employer, one-time Conservative Party leader Colin Craig.
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16th November 2021
Podcast episode — 16 November 2021Tau, Shane and Mihingarangi debate the latest political polls, delta decisions and housing intensification.
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Party People | Season 2 | Episode 2: 16th November 2021
Tau, Shane, and Mihingarangi debate the latest political polls, delta decisions, and housing intensification. Video, Audio
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Palika says keeping New Caledonia referendum date is 'declaration of war'
New Caledonia's pro-independence Palika party says the French decision to maintain next month's referendum date amounts to a declaration of war against the Kanaks and progressive citizens.
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Political commentators Jones & Thomas
Labour is beginning to hurt in the polls as rating of Covid management slump and another day of more than 200 infections yesterday. Also at COP26 New Zealand pledges an completely unquantifiable sum… Audio
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Poll Winners' Reunion
Nick features a new release from guitarist Bruce Forman, bassist John Clayton, and drummer Jeff Hamilton, in which they recreate the sound of the Poll Winners trio from 1957- on the original… Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 13 November 2021
Podcast episode — 12 November 2021The promise of a muscular approach to ensuring that pledges made in the global climate crisis response are kept; Fiji Borders reopen, govt targets 80,000 visitors in 60 days; Preparations are in full swing for the reopening of the Cook Islands travel bubble with NZ in two months; Tongans go to the polls Thursday next week; America Samoa reports a new Covid case; New Caledonia's pro-independence parties double down on referendum boycott; and French Polynesia wins the right to host the 2027 Pacific Games.
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Tagata o te Moana for 13 November 2021
The promise of a muscular approach to ensuring that pledges made in the global climate crisis response are kept; Fiji Borders reopen, govt targets 80,000 visitors in 60 days; Preparations are in full… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 13 November 2021
Podcast episode — 12 November 2021The promise of a more muscular approach to holding climate crisis action to account; Fiji Borders reopen, govt targets 80,000 visitors in 60 days; Tongans go to the polls Thursday next week
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Pacific Waves for 13 November 2021
The promise of a more muscular approach to holding climate crisis action to account; Fiji Borders reopen, govt targets 80,000 visitors in 60 days; Tongans go to the polls Thursday next week Audio
