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Pacific Beat

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Papua New Guinea
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Pacific Islands
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Modern Slavery
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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Police have now laid charges following the interception of a large cocaine shipment in the country's west earlier this month. Also, Papua New Guinea's indicates support for the return of the death penalty as part of a hardline approach to illegal gun... more

In Fiji, the villagers whose tip-off led to the country's latest big drug bust open up on seeing suspicious activities in their waters for years. Also, Papua New Guineans in possession of illegal weapons could soon face life in prison.

Samoa's prime minister proposes to ban non-Christian religions as a way to counter religious extremism. Also, French President Emmanuel Macron signs a new agreement with New Caledonia's political stakeholders around the territory's political future.

The first legally binding global framework to conserve and protect marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction comes into force. Also, police in Fiji seize more than a hundred bags containing bricks of what appears to be cocaine.

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Recent Guests

Marion Kubu
ABC reporter in Tonga
Episode: Survivors reflect on Tonga volcano four years after eruption
Ningning Zhang
PhD scholar on Pacific Island Affairs
Australian National University
Episode: Survivors reflect on Tonga volcano four years after eruption
Cave Guillempour
Vice President for International Strategies at the Centre for Climate and Energy Solutions
Centre for Climate and Energy Solutions
Episode: US withdraws from UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
Lizaru Panga
Local advocate and representative from the Minhab Peace and Security Foundation
Episode: Police raid in Enga Province, leaves at least six dead
Scott Wadde
PNG journalist providing updates from Ley
Episode: Ordeal over, stranded passengers in PNG flown home
Huey Pham
Associate professor and crypto fintech lead at RMIT University
RMIT University
Episode: Ordeal over, stranded passengers in PNG flown home
Richard Ewart
Reporter discussing governance issues in Samoa Rugby Union
Episode: Ordeal over, stranded passengers in PNG flown home
Neville Koop
Fiji Yachting Association member and sailing enthusiast
Fiji Yachting Association
Episode: Ordeal over, stranded passengers in PNG flown home
Maena Talia
Tuvalu's Climate Change Minister
Government of Tuvalu
Episode: Australian cruise ship stranded in PNG

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Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • Brilliant presenter

    Love this show, so insightful!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Cat_Run_Run
    Australia2 years 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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Audience feedback suggests a desire for continued coverage of under-reported stories from the Pacific region, reflecting a strong community connection and interest.
The quality of content and the expertise of guests are frequently praised, indicating a high level of engagement and satisfaction with the show's focus on vital issues.
Listeners appreciate the insightful perspectives offered, often highlighting the informative nature of the discussions.

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Survivors reflect on Tonga volcano four years after eruption
Q: What is the state of recovery like now in Tonga?
The recovery is ongoing, with communities managing to establish themselves in new locations, but attachments to their original homes remain strong.
Survivors reflect on Tonga volcano four years after eruption
Q: Could you just walk us through what happened on that day, and what you saw like it?
Elias described how unexpected the eruption was, with thick dark clouds appearing suddenly and panic setting in as they observed the ocean receding and heard thunderous noises.
US withdraws from UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
Q: With their US withdrawing, do you think other countries could fill this leadership gap?
Yes, other countries, including the EU and China, are starting to take on more leadership roles in climate action negotiations.
US withdraws from UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
Q: Given that the US is one of the biggest emitters in the world, do you think this will weaken international efforts to cut emissions?
Yes, it's significant that the US, as the largest historical emitter of greenhouse gases, is not present in negotiations, but previous instances have shown that the rest of the world can continue efforts without the US.
US withdraws from UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
Q: What argument does the US government use to justify leaving the UN climate framework?
The US government cites a general withdrawal from multilateral institutions and specific skepticism around climate action.

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Focusing on the dynamics and developments within the Pacific region, content highlights pressing news stories, political issues, and cultural perspectives. Episodes frequently feature discussions on political developments, including independence movements, legislative changes, and governance challenges across various Pacific nations. Additionally, there is a strong emphasis on social issues, including gender-based violence and environmental concerns, reflecting the current landscape and societal challenges faced by communities. This podcast could appeal to listeners interested in international relations, Pacific politics, cultural insights, and regional collaborations among nations, offering unique perspectives that may not be widely covere... more

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1. Marion Kubu
2. Ningning Zhang
3. Cave Guillempour
4. Lizaru Panga
5. Scott Wadde
6. Huey Pham
7. Richard Ewart
8. Neville Koop

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