Pacific Waves for Friday 9 September 2016
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 9 September 2016
3:06 PM.The commonwealth pledges to support its Pacific countries achieve global development targets; There are claims in Vanuatu that people are being pressured into accepting an income tax; Fiji police shut… Read more Audio
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Commonwealth pledges support for Pacific development
3:05 PM.The Pacific's Commonwealth countries are being promised help to implement global targets set for development. Read more Audio
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Claim Vanuatu pressured to have income tax
3:03 PM.Mounting debt and global pressures may be combining to force Vanuatu's government to consider introducing an income tax. Read more Audio
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Hip hop artist keeps Tongan language alive
1:00 PM.A Tongan born Kiwi hip hop artist is trying to keep Tongan language alive for Tongan youth. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 9 September 2016
5:05 AM.Fiji police shut down a planned sugar industry forum in Suva; Pacific looks for fisheries balance on ambitious motion conservation proposal; A female perspective on Bougainville's future; Pacific TB… Read more Audio
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Fiji police shut down sugar meeting
5:04 AM.There is confusion in Fiji over the reasons police shut down a planned forum on the sugar industry this week. Read more Audio
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Pacific looks for fisheries balance on ambitious motion
5:03 AM.Members of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature meeting in Hawaii this week are considering a controversial motion which could close 30 percent of exclusive economic zones in the… Read more Audio
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A female perspective on Bougainville's future
5:02 AM.A women's representative in the Autonomous Bougainville Government talks about her vision for the Papua New Guinea province. Read more Audio
