Pacific Waves for Friday 7 September 2018
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 7 September 2018
3:05 PM.Refugees on Nauru plea for help from foreign leaders; Journalists who attended the Forum summit in Nauru cop criticism for focusing on refugees; Respected voices oppose reinstating corporal punishment… Read more Audio
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Refugees on Nauru plea for help from foreign leaders
3:04 PM.Refugees stuck on Nauru are pinning any hope they have left on the foreign leaders, delegates and media who were at this week's Pacific Islands Forum. Read more Audio
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Opposition to reinstating corporal punishment in Samoa
3:02 PM.A Supreme Court judge in Samoa and the country's Ombudsman speak out against an amendment to the Education Act seeking to reinstate corporal punishment in schools. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 September 2018
5:06 AM.Journalists who attended the Pacific Islands Forum in Nauru have been criticised for focusing on refugees; the Pacific Islands Forum plans to seek a formal apology from China over what it calls… Read more Audio
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Refugee coverage criticised at Pacific Islands forum
5:05 AM.Journalists who attended the Pacific Islands Forum in Nauru have been criticised for focusing on refugees. Read more Audio
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Auckland tertiary institute celebrates Tongan royalty and language
5:02 AM.An Auckland tertiary institute is embracing a push for more Pacific Island language fluency. Read more Audio
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Vanilla producer plans huge Tonga expansion
5:01 AM.A New Zealand vanilla company with strong links to Tonga is marking ten years in operation by more than doubling the size of its operation. Read more Audio
