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NZ union keen to support Pacific RSE workers
New Zealand's Amalgamated Workers Union is discussing the role it can play for seasonal workers with some Pacific governments.
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News in Samoan for 12 March 2019
The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
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Travellers warned to immunise against measles as cases increase
New Zealand's Ministry of Health is reminding travellers to make sure they are immunised against measles following outbreaks overseas. Audio
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Young Pacific leaders challenged to make a difference
Young leaders from the Pacific were in Fiji last week to talk health, education, climate change and other issues. But some of these outstanding people say they still struggle to find their voice. Audio
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American Samoa calls for US infrastructure funding
American Samoa's governor wants the US Senate to approve funding for the territory's infrastructure needs.
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Samoa church ministers gifted cars
The Congregational Christian Church of Samoa has again come under the spotlight after 21 parishes gifted their ministers brand new vehicles.
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News in Samoan for 11 March 2019
Audio 11 Mar 2019The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
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Samoa church ministers gifted cars
The Congregational Christian Church of Samoa has again come under the spotlight after 21 parishes gifted their ministers brand new vehicles.
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American Samoa man guilty of shooting at police vehicle
A man in American Samoa has been found guilty of shooting at a police vehicle at the Tony Solaita Baseball Field in December 2017.
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Today's sport news: What you need to know
The All Blacks Sevens will play Fiji in the quarter-finals of the Vancouver world series tournament, with both teams having suffered an upset loss in pool play.
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Journalism courtesy of (foreign) taxpayers
Seven senior Kiwi journalists from New Zealand's major news outlets spent a week in Hawaii late last year and produced just one story between them. It didn't cost their organisations a cent - the bill… Audio
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Journalism courtesy of (foreign) taxpayers
Seven senior Kiwi journalists from New Zealand's major news outlets spent a week in Hawaii late last year and produced just one story between them. It didn't cost their organisations a cent - the bill…
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Samoa pulls out of air agreement, leaving airline scrambling
Samoa's Talofa Airways has sought an "emergency exemption" from the US Department of Transportation so it can continue operating in and out of neighbouring American Samoa.
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Sport: Fiji 7s keep the faith as Samoa seek repeat performance
Belief remains strong in the Fiji sevens camp despite a tournament to forget in Las Vegas last weekend.
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New political party in Samoa proposes China immigration ban
A new political party in Samoa is driving a nationalistic campaign to ban future Chinese migrants to the country. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 8 March 2019
The Solomon Islands' caretaker prime minister has defending his government's reaction to an unfolding environmental disaster, pinning the blame on the companies involved; West Papuan elected leaders… Audio
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Pacific migrants more likely to be lower paid
A new study focused on Pacific migrants has found they're more likely to be lower paid or receive benefits than other non-Pacific migrants. Researcher Isabelle Sin joins me to talk about how limited… Audio
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Samoa First Party sparks outrage with proposed Chinese ban
Audio 8 Mar 2019A new political party in Samoa wants to ban new Chinese migrants to the island nation. The Samoa First Party's stance has outraged many in the country's sizeable Chinese-Samoan population. Mackenzie… Audio
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News in Samoan for 8 March 2019
The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
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Samoa judge wants submissions on injunction against bestowal of title
A district court judge in Samoa has asked for legal submissions on the validity of the interim injunction against the bestowal of the Malietoa paramount title on Faamausili Moli.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 8 March 2019
A new political party in Samoa wants to ban new Chinese migrants from the island nation; parties begin lining up for New Caledonia's provincial elections in May; a Tuvaluan academic says separating… Audio
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Samoa First Party stirs frenzy over plans to stop migrants
A new political party in Samoa wants to ban new Chinese migrants from the island nation. Audio
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American Samoa govt could owe hospital $US13m
A lawmaker in American Samoa says his government could owe more than $US13 million to the territory's hospital.
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Sport: World Rugby reaffirms pathway for Pacific nations
Rugby's governing body have defended plans to launch a new World League competition will provide opportunities for all countries to compete at the top level on merit, with promotion and relegation.
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Sport: Cook Islands Rugby League focused on World Cup qualifier
Cook Islands Rugby League says a proposed test against Fiji in June will not go ahead because it clashes with their World Cup qualifying match against South Africa.
