Johnny Blades
Business operators in Pacific urged to be aware of human rights
Foreign businesses looking to establish in the Pacific region should be aware of human rights risks in the communities they look to invest in, according to Amy Sinclair of the Business and Human… Audio
Environmental disaster unfolding in Solomon Islands
RNZI journalist, Johnny Blades with stories making news in the Pacific region including an environmental disaster unfolding in Solomon Islands. A tanker which is wedged on a reef off Rennell Island… Audio
NGO highlights vulnerabilties of Pacific communities
The rights of Pacific communities remain vulnerable to growing economic development in the region, an NGO says. Audio
Human rights abuses in Papua ongoing, churches say
Human rights abuses in Indonesian-ruled Papua are consistent and ongoing, the World Council of Churches says. Audio
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 25 February 2019
Fiji's Rabuka calls for election observer report to be tabled; digital media offers new opportunities for Pacific storytellers; three years after airlines abruptly pulled their services, a rebuild of… Audio
Tagata o te Moana for 23 February 2019
Ocean acidification and the threat to coral reefs; Efforts made to boost anti-corruption reporting; Pacific women network in fight against violence; Pacific child obesity 'we don't want adults burying… Audio
Flooding brings death and destruction for East New Britain
Flash flooding has cut off many roads and washed out a number of villages in Papua New Guinea's East New Britain province. New Guinea Islands provinces are taking stock of damage from several days of… Audio
PNG urged to help bring justice to asylum seekers
Papua New Guinea 's Catholic church is urging the government to do more to help refugees and asylum seekers in the country find resettlement. While the church is pushing for a definitive end to the… Audio
PNG's most wanted criminal urged to surrender or risk being killed
Papua New Guinea's most wanted criminal Tommy Baker has been urged to hand himself in by the country's police chief. For months, police have been unable to capture notorious prison escapee Tommy Baker… Audio
NGO warns about 'radical' changes to Bougainville mining laws
The Autonomous Bougainville Government's recently announced plan it's to amend local mining laws, has been described as a reckless land grab by NGO Jubilee Australia. Audio
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 15 February 2019
Cyclone Oma hampers Solomons' election preparations; Investigation into missing PNG scientists closed; Refugee healthcare deficient on Manus, Nauru - doctor; Iconic Fiji newspaper wrestles with the… Audio