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  • Oral Questions for Thursday 23 May 2024

    Audio 23 May 2024

    Questions to Ministers TANYA UNKOVICH to the Prime Minister: What update can he provide on the coalition Government's commitment to Gumboot Friday? HON CARMEL SEPULONI to the Prime Minister: Does he… Audio

  • 'France lost the plot': Journalist weighs in on New Caledonia riots

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    22 May 2024
    ‘A subversive in Kanaky’: An article about David Robie’s first arrest by the French military in February 1987. Published in the February edition of Islands Business (Fiji-based regional news magazine), pp. 22-23. (From my 2014 book Don’t Spoil My Beautiful Face: Media, Mayhem and Human Rights in the Pacific).

    Liberation "must come" for New Caledonia, says a Kiwi journalist who has worked consistently across the French territories. Audio

    'France lost the plot': Journalist David Robie on Kanaky/New Caledonia riots
  • The warning signs for NZ's 'brittle' democracy

    News
    Politics Comment & Analysis
    20 May 2024
    Parliament

    Analysis - Power is not being abused, but it is not being well managed either. New Zealand democracy, unique and currently brittle, should be handled with greater care, Alexander Gillespie writes.

    Fast-track laws, parliamentary urgency, Treaty tension, media retreat: warning signs for NZ's 'brittle' democracy
  • Lai Ching-te inaugurated as Taiwan's president in a transition likely to bolster island's US ties

    News
    World politics
    20 May 2024
    New Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te, center, Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim, right, and former President Tsai Ing-wen wave during Lai's inauguration ceremonies in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, May 20, 2024. (AP Photo/Chiang Ying-ying)

    Lai Ching-te takes over from Tsai Ing-wen, who led Taiwan through eight years of economic and social development despite the Covid-19 pandemic and China's escalating military threats.

    Lai Ching-te inaugurated as Taiwan's president in a transition likely to bolster island's US ties
  • New Caledonia unrest rocks French politics

    News
    Pacific
    19 May 2024
    A photograph shows a roadblock set up by residents of Noumea's Sixth Kilometer district, bearing a handwritten message which reads as 'Peace' in Noumea, France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on May 19, 2024. French forces smashed through about 60 road blocks to clear the way from conflict-stricken New Caledonia's capital to the airport but have still not reopened the route, a top government official said on May 19, 2024. (Photo by Delphine Mayeur / AFP)

    Analysis: A police crackdown will be followed by a "dialogue mission" to help heal the wounds in the South Pacific territory. Video

    New Caledonia unrest rocks French politics as leaders plead for end to division
  • Govt attempting to overrule Te Tiriti - Tribunal

    News
    Politics Te Ao Māori
    17 May 2024
    A man casts his vote in the 2014 General Election (file photo)

    Government plans to require local councils hold a referendum on whether to have Māori wards breaches the Treaty of Waitangi, a Waitangi Tribunal report has found.

    Government plans for Māori wards breach The Treaty of Waitangi -Tribunal
  • What sparked New Caledonia's deadly riots?

    News
    New Zealand World
    17 May 2024
    A large plume of black smoke in New Caledonia during civil unrest.

    At least four people are dead and hundreds are injured amid widespread fires, armed clashes with police and mass looting.

    Explainer: What sparked New Caledonia's deadly civil unrest?
  • Bougainville plans constitution consultations in parts of PNG

    News
    Pacific
    17 May 2024
    Bougainvilleans marching during the Independence day celebrations earlier this month. President Toroama says the Infrastructure Agreement is a "momentous step" for the government to "building a prosperous future for Bougainville through substantial advancements in critical infrastructure development".

    Four teams are scheduled to travel to the Highlands, Momase, New Guinea Islands, and the Southern region in PNG.

    Bougainville plans constitution consultations in parts of Papua New Guinea
  • Waitangi Tribunal 'a parallel government'

    News
    New Zealand In Depth
    17 May 2024
    Associate Education Minister David Seymour speaks to media following a free school lunch announcement on 8 May 2024.

    David Seymour has renewed attacks on the what he says is an 'increasingly activist' Tribunal as it faces questions about its future.

    'Increasingly activist' Waitangi Tribunal faces its future under renewed attack from senior ministers
  • 'Deadly spiral'- New Caledonia's state of emergency and the Paris vote that sparked the violent unrest

    News
    Pacific
    16 May 2024
    A group of protestors turned rioters on the streets of Noumea. May 2024

    Four people are dead due to the unrest and violence in the capital Noumea.

    State of Emergency declared in New Caledonia as Paris vote sparks “deadly spiral” of violent unrest
  • Why are there riots in New Caledonia against France's voting reform?

    News
    World Pacific
    16 May 2024
    A photo show a fire in the street after a supermarket was looted and shops vandalised in the N'Gea district of Noumea, on May 14, 2024.

    Explainer: New Caledonia is central to France President Emmanuel Macron's plan to increase French influence in the Pacific.

    Why are there riots in New Caledonia against France's voting reform?
  • Bougainville and Port Moresby agree to bring in moderator

    Audio
    Pacific
    16 May 2024
    The PNG government agreed to a Bougainville request for a moderator to be brought in to solve an impasse over the tabling of the region's independence referendum.

    Papua New Guinea has agreed to a Bougainville Government request for a moderator to be brought in to solve an impasse over the autonomous region's independence aspirations. Audio

  • New Caledonia violence 'unfortunate', but Henry Puna says 'I'm not surprised'

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    15 May 2024
    Police reinforcements have arrived in New Caledonia where two days of violent unrest has affected the capital.

    The outgoing secretary-general of the Pacific Islands Forum is "not surprised" with the violent unrest in New Caledonia which has shut down the country. The outgoing secretary-general of the…

    New Caledonia violence 'unfortunate', but Pacific Islands Forum secretary-general is 'not surprised'
  • Bougainville and Port Moresby look to resolve differences

    News
    Pacific Bougainville
    15 May 2024
    The PNG government agreed to a Bougainville request for a moderator to be brought in to solve an impasse over the tabling of the region's independence referendum.

    Key decisions were reached last week at a pivotal meeting of the Joint Supervisory Body, which oversees Papua New Guinea's role in the management of the autonomous Bougainville region.

    Bougainville and Port Moresby look to resolve differences
  • What children eat for lunch around the world

    News
    New Zealand children
    10 May 2024
    A meal from Kyuushoku (the Japanese school lunch programme), featuring tofu miso soup, rice, vegetables and nato beans.

    With a full redesign of New Zealand's school lunch programme in the works, RNZ investigates how other countries keep their school students from going hungry.

    School lunch programmes that New Zealand could learn from
  • New Caledonia's constitution: green light in Paris, red light in Nouméa

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    9 May 2024
    Another pro-independence protest in the streets of Nouméa on 8 May 2024.

    Analysis - On Tuesday, the French National Assembly (Lower House) law committee was debating the value of the proposed constitutional amendment to alter the rules of eligibility to vote at local…

    New Caledonia’s French constitutional amendment: green light in Paris, red light in Nouméa
  • A fourth urgent inquiry by the Waitangi Tribunal

    News
    Politics Te Ao Māori
    8 May 2024
    No caption

    The Tribunal is conducting another urgent inquiry into plans to require councils to hold a binding referendum on Māori wards.

    Fourth urgent inquiry by the Waitangi Tribunal, this time on Māori wards
  • Bougainville ire raised over delayed JSB meeting

    News
    Pacific Bougainville
    7 May 2024
    File photo: ABG President Ishmael Toroama, right, and PNG Prime Minister James Marape at the last JSB Meeting in Port Moresby in July this year.

    Bougainville is furious that it is being blamed for another deferral of a meeting of the Joint Supervisory Body, which oversees its relationship with Papua New Guinea.

    Bougainville ire raised over delayed Joint Supervisory Body meeting
  • Medicinal cannabis could be available in Cook Islands

    Audio
    Pacific
    7 May 2024
    Indoor Marijuana bud under lights. This image shows the warm lights needed to cultivate marijuana.

    Medicinal cannabis could be legally imported into the Cook Islands this month from Australia and New Zealand. Audio

  • Pacific news in brief for May 3

    News
    Pacific
    3 May 2024
    Pacific Islander diong seasonal work under the RSE scheme in Hawke's Bay.

    A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Fiji and Australia discussing Pacific security.

    Pacific news in brief for May 3
  • Vanuatu's Kalsakau resigns, wants referendum postponed

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    3 May 2024
    Ismael Kalsakau

    Vanuatu's former prime minister and opposition leader MP Ishmael Kalsakau has stepped down - just two days after he confirmed he was the rightful opposition leader. Audio

    Vanuatu's Kalsakau resigns, calls for referendum on constitutional amendments postponed
  • Pacific news in brief for May 2

    News
    Pacific
    2 May 2024
    A group of New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel, with two Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) NH90 helicopters, arrived in Honiara on November 14.  Military police personnel from Fiji and Papua New Guinea are also present to assist the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force in maintaining security.

    A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including shortage of beds in Fiji hospitals to cater for the growing number of patients.

    Pacific news in brief for May 2
  • New Caledonia's French constitutional battle starts again

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    1 May 2024
    Union Calédonienne holds press conference on Monday 29 April 2024 in Nouméa – Photo LNC

    Analysis - The Constitutional Bill has been at the centre of growing tensions in New Caledonia.

    New Caledonia's French constitutional battle starts again
  • Pacific Waves for 1 May 2024

    Audio 1 May 2024
    A daily current affairs programme that delves deeper into the major stories of the week, through a Pacific lens, and shines a light on issues affecting Pacific people wherever they are in the world. Hosted by Susana Suisuiki.

    Vanuatu's former PM admits regrets ahead of referendum; Fiji govt criticised for negligence of human trafficking; Cyclone season in the Pacific comes to an end; New study suggests the actual trigger… Audio

  • Vanuatu's former PM admits regrets

    Audio 1 May 2024
    Alatoi Ishmael Kalsakau at the Korman Park in Port Vila. 20 August 2023

    Vanuatu's former PM admits regrets ahead of referendum. Audio

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