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Pacific Beat

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Papua New Guinea
Australia
Micronesian Games
Cominjero's Outlaw Motorcycle Gang
Pacific Islands
Rugby
Starlink
Modern Slavery
New Caledonia
Vanuatu
Fiji
Marshall Islands
United States
PALM Scheme
Olympics
National Rugby League
Mental Health
Julian Assange
Flying Fijians

Focusing on the Pacific region, the program brings you interviews with leaders, newsmakers, and people who make the Pacific beat.

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Australia, PNG and Indonesia will today hold their first ever defence ministers meeting, just a few months after Canberra signed landmark security agreements with both Jakarta and Port Moresby. Also, Kokoda landowners call on the Kokoda Track Authori... more

The Fiji government tables a bill with the aim of returning ownership of marine resources, including surfing waves back to the customary iTaukei people.

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka opens up on what drove him to stage a military takeover in 1987 at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Also, Palau's government issues a notice asking government workers to volunteer eight hours of labour over... more

Surfers wanting to catch a wave in Fiji could soon have to pay for the privilege as the government moves to repeal a unique law that opened access to tourists and locals alike. Also, fears gold prices could fall as PNG hands down its national budget.... more

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Recent Guests

Stephen Jiditz
Foreign Affairs reporter
ABC News
Episode: Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress
Dr. Katerina Fabricius
Lead researcher from the Australian Institute of Marine Science
Australian Institute of Marine Science
Episode: Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress
Marion Kopu
ABC reporter based in Tonga
Episode: Budget day in Papua New Guinea
Paul Barker
Executive Director of the Institute of National Affairs
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Episode: Budget day in Papua New Guinea
Joseph Benedict
Researcher with CIVICUS Asia Pacific
CIVICUS
Episode: Budget day in Papua New Guinea
Carl Lippo
Anthropologist from Binghamton University
Binghamton University
Episode: Budget day in Papua New Guinea
Shirley Kalpa
Safe house operator in Port Moresby, addressing gender-based violence
Magna Carta Safe House
Episode: Damning report finds majority of PNG women have been abused by partner
Jimson Tananganda
Police and Security Minister of Solomon Islands
Government of Solomon Islands
Episode: Solomon Island's Police Minister calls for country to have its own army
Matthew Walley
Opposition Leader of Solomon Islands
Government of Solomon Islands
Episode: Solomon Island's Police Minister calls for country to have its own army

Hosts

Kyle Evans
Host of Pacific Beat, offering insightful commentary and engaging dialogues around pressing Pacific issues.
Lieve Monvono
Co-host contributing to discussions on diverse social and political issues affecting the Pacific.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • Brilliant presenter

    Love this show, so insightful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cat_Run_Run
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great show!

    I love Aggie!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    storytime1982
    Australia2 years ago
  • She is going back tomorrow and will have a good

    Do we need anything for the kids and we can get a few more things to get back together for a little while back to get back together and get back to work together for yyytyttt

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    bison CPU
    Australia2 years ago
  • Go to get a few more things to get in

    I have to get my phone done at tttTy and I’ll call when you can go get me a few more things to get done tomorrow and then I can get

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    her bad
    Australia2 years ago
  • Thank you

    We appreciate what your doing...thank you for keeping us informed...thank you very much and keep this going please

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Micronesians
    United States16 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful coverage of Pacific issues and the mix of personal stories with broader news analysis.
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The podcast is praised for featuring diverse voices and underrepresented perspectives.

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Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress
Q: What message would you want to share with our listeners?
The main issue is that reefs are under increasing pressure, which requires local action and maintained water quality to support coral health.
Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress
Q: Why was Solomon Islands chosen for the AI system trial?
Solomon Islands was chosen due to the significant impact of climate change on small developing nations that contribute little to carbon emissions.
Australia-Solomons police deal sees little progress
Q: When was this assistance announced?
The assistance was announced in December last year.
Registrations open for Tonga's election as the kingdom struggles with drugs and a poor healthcare system
Q: What do you hope to achieve in this election?
To get elected and address urgent issues in Tonga, particularly regarding healthcare and legislation.
Registrations open for Tonga's election as the kingdom struggles with drugs and a poor healthcare system
Q: What do you think is the most urgent challenge for Tonga to resolve?
Addressing the drug issue as it is impacting families and communities.

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What is Pacific Beat about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A vibrant exploration of current events and issues affecting the Pacific region, featuring interviews with a diverse array of leaders, experts, and grassroots individuals. The content often addresses pressing topics such as climate change, political developments, social justice, and cultural significance, blending local perspectives with broader geopolitical insights. This mix of news and in-depth discussions, often framed through personal stories, is designed to engage listeners who are interested in the Pacific's dynamic landscape and its implications for global conversations.

Unique for its commitment to highlighting underrepresented voices, the content aims to foster awareness and dialogue around issues that are not always covered by m... more

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1. Stephen Jiditz
2. Dr. Katerina Fabricius
3. Marion Kopu
4. Paul Barker
5. Joseph Benedict
6. Carl Lippo
7. Shirley Kalpa
8. Jimson Tananganda

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