Teuila Fuatai

Former Kiribati president and leading climate justice advocate Anote Tong says the deep sea mining industry presents unique challenges for Pacific leaders trying to secure economic resources in the… Audio

For the region's climate advocates, Australia's push to host COP was an opportunity to show the world how the climate crisis was affecting Pacific people. Audio

Polling has closed in Tonga's national general election which is being conducted amid a massive fuel shortage in the capital. Audio

Polling has closed in Tonga's national general election which is being conducted amid a massive fuel shortage in the capital. There are 71 candidates vying for a seat in parliament including eight… Audio

From fixing roads to tackling the country's fuel woes, many Tongans know exactly what they want from their next government. Audio

Over 60,000 voters in Tonga have registered to cast their ballots on Thursday. Audio

Tongans go to the polls in a week to elect their next parliament. Audio

An international relations expert says the Prime Minister should've stepped in to fix New Zealand's diplomatic spat with Cook Islands as his foreign minister is making things worse. Audio

The government has been accused of making things worse between New Zealand and the Cook Islands, by withholding more money. Teuila Fuatai reports. Audio

The first of potentially hundreds of individuals deemed non-citizens by Australia have been removed to Nauru as the latest multimillion. Audio

With just three weeks to go before Tongans head to the polls the debate over election issues is heating up. Audio

Pacific news wrap with Teuila Fuatai. Audio

New Zealand foreign minister Winston Peters says he wants to discuss the Paris Climate Accord with Pacific leaders as some might not be aware of how its structured. Audio

In Aotearoa, migrant advocates are lashing out at the government's proposed deportation laws saying they put Pacific people at risk. Audio

In Papua New Guinea, prime minister James Marape is rebuffing any question of China wanting to scuttle a new security deal the country is brokering with Australia; The official registration period for… Audio

In Papua New Guinea, prime minister James Marape is rebuffing any question of China wanting to scuttle a new security deal the country is brokering with Australia. Audio

Papua New Guinea is celebrating 50 years of independence in true Melanesian style with plenty of music and dance. Audio

The Autonomous Bougainville Government is attacking New Zealand over the presence of its defence force plane in the region. Audio

A small Māori community is celebrating a huge win against eight decades of sand mining on their coastline. Teuila Fuatai has more. Audio