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Pacific news in brief for November 8
Strike looms in French territory; staff fall ill at restaurant; call to change Australia-PNG relationship; and more
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Airlines told to conserve fuel after contamination
Upcoming holiday travel plans could be disrupted ahead of the "busiest Christmas season for years and years". Audio
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Govt gives extra boost to keep Ruapehu skifields running
The government has come to the rescue for Ruapheu Alpine Lifts, giving it another $6 million to make sure the chair lift can fire up next winter.
The company appointed voluntary administrators… Video, Audio
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Stats NZ confirms drop in household climate emissions during 2020 Covid lockdown
New data confirms the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions in 2020 caused a drop in household climate emissions.
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Indonesia parliament ratifies criminal code that bans sex outside marriage
The new law would apply to both Indonesians and foreigners, with concerns it could scare away tourists and harm investment.
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'Really excited' at two new major flight routes into Cook Islands
The Cook Island Tourism Industry Council is elated at the government's announcement of two new airline partnerships; however the benefits will not kick in until mid-2023.
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Franz Josef: The tourist town bouncing back, with a new problem
The pandemic turned it into a ghost town, but Franz Josef is bouncing back and is as busy as ever. Audio
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Franz Josef: The tourist town bouncing back, with a new problem
The pandemic turned it into a ghost town, but Franz Josef is bouncing back and is as busy as ever.
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Queenstown's loss of hostels puts pressure on staffing
The loss of longer stay backpacker beds is taking a toll on Queenstown's staffing shortages, a hostel owner says.
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Rayne Bradley ticks the year off
In a series about a rural teen heading to the city to study, Country Life catches up with Taumarunui-born Rayne Bradley who is about to spread her wings. Audio
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Rayne Bradley ticks the year off
In a series about a rural teen heading to the city to study, Country Life catches up with Taumarunui-born Rayne Bradley who is about to spread her wings.
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'Really excited': Cook Islands government announces two more flight routes
The Cook Island Tourism Industry Council is elated at the government's announcement of two new airline partnerships.
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'Really excited': Cook Islands government announces two more flight routes
The Cook Island Tourism Industry Council is elated at the government's announcement of two new airline partnerships.
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Hotel industry gearing up for substantial expansion
More than a dozen new facilities are under construction or due to open around the motu next year.
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Brown: Cook Islands' economic recovery better than expected
The Cook Islands' prime minister says the economic recovery from covid-19 and closed borders is tracking above forecast.
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'Tourists buzzing' in resorts and islands as Fiji welcomes back visitors
A year after re-opening its borders, Fiji has recorded an injection of $FJ805 million into its economy from international visitor arrivals between April and August.
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Pacific Waves for 2 December 2022
Fiji's tourism recovery efforts one year on; West Papua flag marks 61 year anniversary; Tonga calls for unity in Pacific tuna conservation efforts Audio
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Fiji's tourism recovery efforts one year on
Audio 2 Dec 2022It's been one year since Fiji reopended its borders - how is the country's recovery efforts coming along? Audio
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Bread and Circus World Buskers festival marks its 30th anniversary next year
International and local talent will be returning to Christchurch streets at the Bread & Circus World Buskers festival in January.
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Pacific news in brief for December 1
Tip-off prevents cyber attack in Samoa; Fiji police declares neutrality; and massive cost of family violence revealed
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Tourism Holdings and Apollo Tourism & Leisure merger complete
Campervan operator Tourism Holdings has announced the completion of its merger with Australia's Apollo Tourism & Leisure.
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Demand for personal and vehicle loans increasing sharply - Centrix
Centrix managing director Keith McLaughlin says the data shows there has been three months of serious arrears, but expects it is going to get worse over the next six to 12 months.
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'It's going to be a challenging summer' - tour manager
Backpacker bookings are looking healthy but the industry is worried it is on the back foot following multiple closures and ongoing staffing shortages.
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Tourism: Backpacker numbers bouncing back in NZ
The backpacker industry is starting to bounce back and is hoping for a bumper summer after being starved of international visitors for the last two summers. More than half of hostels closed during… Audio
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Monkeypox renamed mpox to avoid stigmatising language
The change to mpox was prompted by concerns over racist and stigmatising language linked to the virus's name.
