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Pacific Beat

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

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Palau's president Surangel Whipps Junior says he was disappointed by Donald Trump's UN speech, which labelled climate change a scam and rubbished efforts to reduce emissions. He says all developed countries need to take responsibility for climate cha... more

The impacts of climate change are undermined by the world's most powerful man, U-S President Donald Trump, who called it a great big hoax. Also, Solomon Islands Prime Minister and Pacific Islands Forum chair Jeremiah Manele calls on development partn... more

Vanuatu declares it will sign a new policing agreement with China as the landmark Nakamal pact between Australia and the Pacific Island nation hangs in the balance.

The trial of prominent China critic and former Malaita Premier Daniel Suidani has started in the Solomons' capital, Honiara, with prosecutors accusing the politician of planning and backing a 2021 riot.

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Recent Guests

Jacinta Fa'amao
Campaign specialist for Climate Action Group 350.org
350.org
Episode: Focus on climate as world leaders gather for UNGA in New York
Pat Conroy
Australia's Minister for Pacific Islands Affairs
Australian Government
Episode: Focus on climate as world leaders gather for UNGA in New York
Rebecca Carey
Expeditions Chief Scientist
University of Tasmania
Episode: Focus on climate as world leaders gather for UNGA in New York
Ralph Reganvanu
Vanuatu's Climate Change Minister
Government of Vanuatu
Episode: Pacific leaders demand more from Australia's new 2035 climate target
Dame Carol Kidu
Former only female member of Papua New Guinea's parliament and advocate for women and social justice
Former Member of Parliament
Episode: Pacific leaders demand more from Australia's new 2035 climate target
Jerry Singarok
Former commander of the PNG Defense Force
PNG Defense Force
Episode: Former commander warns new defence treaty with Australia could violate PNG's constitution
Adel Fruan
ABC Samoa reporter
Episode: Shift in Samoan leadership almost certain after week of vote counting
Lawata Saru
CEO of the Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network, the LGBTQ organization led in the Pacific
Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network
Episode: Fiji police treating death of trans social media influencer as murder
Dr. Cameron Wells
Doctoral candidate in surgery at Te Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland
Te Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland
Episode: Australia presses Nauru over proposed billion-dollar deal with mystery Chinese company

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 63 ratings
  • Brilliant presenter

    Love this show, so insightful!

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    Cat_Run_Run
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great show!

    I love Aggie!

    Apple Podcasts
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    storytime1982
    Australia2 years ago
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    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

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    Australia2 years ago
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    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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Former commander warns new defence treaty with Australia could violate PNG's constitution
Q: Do you think there will be public opposition when tabled in Parliament?
Singarok suggests there may be a wake-up call for Papua New Guineans as they realize the implications of the defense treaty.
Former commander warns new defence treaty with Australia could violate PNG's constitution
Q: What are you hearing on the ground about the proposed treaty?
Singarok shared that constitutional lawyers are concerned about the implications of the treaty and that public debate is necessary.
Former commander warns new defence treaty with Australia could violate PNG's constitution
Q: What impact would this treaty have on PNG's military?
Singarok explains that integrating the PNG Defense Force with Australia's military poses serious constitutional implications and questions of sovereignty.
Former commander warns new defence treaty with Australia could violate PNG's constitution
Q: Do you share Prime Minister James Marape's confidence that this treaty will be approved by PNG's cabinet without delay?
Singarok disagrees with the Prime Minister, stating the cabinet lacks the authority to enter into a security treaty due to potential constitutional violations.
Pacific leaders demand more from Australia's new 2035 climate target
Q: Do you think it will undermine Australia's relationship with the Pacific?
While the relationship remains strong, Reganvanu notes that Australia's failure to meet its climate obligations frustrates Pacific nations.

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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. Jacinta Fa'amao
2. Pat Conroy
3. Rebecca Carey
4. Ralph Reganvanu
5. Dame Carol Kidu
6. Jerry Singarok
7. Adel Fruan
8. Lawata Saru

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