Pacific Waves for Wednesday 22 August 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 22 August 2018
3:06 PM.New fellowship funding focuses on Pacific histories; Fiji's largest church reaches out to Indo-Fijian membership; $US2m boost for human rights work in Pacific; Kiribati opposition cannot bring a… Read more Audio
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New fellowship focuses on Pacific histories
3:05 PM.The South Pacific is a key focus for a new fellowship established to help convey previously untold histories from New Zealand and the region. Read more Audio
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Fiji's largest church reaches out to Indo-Fijian membership
3:04 PM.At its annual conference this week, Fiji's influential Methodist Church is asking its congregation to address the challenge of declining membership. Read more Audio
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$US2m boost for human rights work in Pacific
3:03 PM.The Pacific Community hopes a new initiative aiming to help nine Pacific nations meet their human rights commitments will have a long-term ripple effect in the region. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 22 August 2018
5:06 AM.Save the Children in Vanuatu has set up large tents as temporary classrooms to help provide a sense of routine to children displaced by the Ambae eruption; A court in French Polynesia is expected to… Read more Audio
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Kiribati opposition moves against Speaker
5:05 AM.Kiribati opposition cannot bring a motion to remove the Speaker for allegations of sexual harassment because the Speaker keeps stopping it. Read more Audio
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PNG heading towards social breakdown - opposition MP
5:04 AM.A Papua New Guinea opposition MP, Bryan Kramer, accuses the government of borrowing beyond its means to spend on infrastructure projects in Port Moresby in preparation for hosting APEC while… Read more Audio
