Don Wiseman
Is Amelia Earhart's plane in the waters of Bougainville?
Since American Aviatrix, Amelia Earhart, went missing more than 80 years ago searches have been going on to try and find out what happened. Audio
Economist says PNG growth spurt down to quake bounce
While the Asian Development Bank sees an economic upturn on the way in Papua New Guinea, a veteran economist has a different view. Audio
PNG economy looking brighter - ADB
The Asian Development Bank has painted a positive picture of Papua New Guinea's economy. Audio
Pacific journalism legend lends name to new grant
Well know former Pacific journalist Sean Dorney has given his name to a new grant to encourage more Pacific news stories to be told in Australia. Audio
New Zealand journalist to lead Cook Islands News
Well known New Zealand journalist Jonathan Milne is the new editor of the Cook Islands News. Audio
Tagata o te Moana for 13 April 2019
The resignation of a senior cabinet minister has rattled the government of Papua New Guinea; Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has been accused of making comments threatening marriage equality… Audio
Dateline Pacific for 12 April 2019
The Solomon Islands police commissioner says there have been no major threats to the election process after polling last week; Samoa is planning to bring in a waste tax on imported plastic bottles… Audio
Resignation rattles PNG government
The resignation of a senior cabinet minister has rattled the government of Papua New Guinea. Audio
Veteran PNG journalist retires after 40 years at ABC
Papua New Guinean Caroline Tiriman grew up in Rabaul in East New Britain but spent most of her working life as a journalist for the ABC in Melbourne. Audio
Bougainville fighters' reconciliation a significant step
A reconciliation is being planned in Papua New Guinea between the country's defence force, the Bougainville Revolutionary Army, and other factions involved in the region's bloody, ten-year-long civil… Audio
