Teuila Fuatai

In Aotearoa, advocates are questioning why proposed law changes to out-of-hours immigration visits - like dawn raids - doesn't outlaw them entirely. Audio

Pacific advocates say a proposed law change for out-of-hours immigration visits, like dawn raids, doesn't go far enough. The contentious enforcement practice involves immigration officers searching… Audio

The Tongan government cotinues to grapple with a cyberattack on its health ministry. Audio

In Aotearoa New Zealand, education advocates say a government decision to remove special funding for Pacific and Maori students in vocational courses harks back to the days of a one-size-fits all… Audio

Education advocates have said a government decision to remove special funding for Pacific and Māori students in vocational courses harks back to the days of a one-size-fits all education model. The… Audio

Leaders from Papua New Guinea and Bougainville are currently in talks about the region's independence at Burnham military camp, just outside Christchurch. Audio

Now to Vanuatu where 600 of the country's teachers have been involved in a year-long strike. Audio

World leaders, civil society groups, scientists and businesses will gather in France next week for the third UN Ocean Conference. Audio

The world's poorest and most vulnerable countries are set to make record high debt repayments to China. Audio

Pasifika King's Birthday honours recipients say there's still work to be done. "It is time to fix the wrongs that have been done to the Pacific community for too long - it is time New Zealand… Audio

The New Zealand Minister for Pacific Peoples says the significant increase to Pacific Wardens' funding by government is recognition of the important work they do in our communities. Audio

This week marks a year since civil unrest erupted in Kanaky New Caledonia. Audio

US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw aid in the Pacific is having real, on-the-ground impacts for communities. Audio

Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele yesterday survived another challenge to his leadership. Audio

Each year, scientists from around the Pacific gather to discuss protection and management of the oceanic whitetip sharks through the SPC or Pacific Community... the region's scientific and technical… Audio

An executive order from US president Donald Trump aimed at fast-tracking seabed mining is causing ripples in the Pacific region. Audio

New research on the Solomon Islands' 2024 election process shows systemic issues affecting voter trust and rights persist. Audio

Panellists Teuila Fuatai and Guy Williams discuss the realities of getting your period as a sports person, compulsory bike training in schools, and Whangamomona's recent fame due to a BBC travel… Audio

Panellists Teuila Fuatai and Guy Williams discuss hospital wait times, couples upscaling and buying mansions, and wearing too much perfume in the office. Audio

Panellists Teuila Fuatai and Guy Williams discuss the recent kakapo breeding season, and what the panellists have been thinking. Audio