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Pacific Review

Radio Australia
Papua New Guinea
Fiji
Australia
Tonga
Pacific Politics
China
India
Vanuatu
Pacific Islands
Pope Francis
Deep-Sea Mining
Droupadi Murmu
Whistleblowing
Solomon Islands
Starlink
Pacific Islands Forum
Miss Universe Fiji
George Speight
Maui Wildfires
Comancheros Outlaw Motorcycle Gang

A comprehensive roundup of the major stories from the region and the people involved and affected by them.

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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.

Papua New Guinea was the focus of attention this week as the Pacific region's largest nation celebrated 50 years of independence.

The Pacific's biggest political meeting has wrapped up in the Solomon Islands capital Honiara, where Australia has put up $100 million for the Pacific's new climate fund.

A roundup of major stories from across the region and the people involved and affected by them.

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Recent Guests

Jane Canas
Judge at Miss Pacific Pageant
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Christopher Luxon
Prime Minister of New Zealand
Government of New Zealand
Episode: Pacific pageant fallout leads to travel ban and police probe
Tina Brown
Opposition Leader in the Cook Islands
Episode: Pacific pageant fallout leads to travel ban and police probe
Kyle Evans
Reporter
Episode: Pacific pageant fallout leads to travel ban and police probe
Danielle Watson
Associate professor and research training coordinator
Queensland University of Technology
Episode: Pacific pageant fallout leads to travel ban and police probe
Dr Anne Clark
Runs Businesses for Health, Puffa New Guinea
Episode: Pacific pageant fallout leads to travel ban and police probe
Anasina Gray-Barberio
Victoria's first Pacific MP, advocating for Pacific representation in Australian politics
Episode: Trump’s health nominee sparks worry among Pacific experts
Helen Patucis-Harris
Professor at Auckland University and expert on public health and vaccination issues
Auckland University
Episode: Trump’s health nominee sparks worry among Pacific experts
Natasha Nuulameko
Mother affected by the 2019 Samoa measles outbreak, sharing her personal tragedy
Episode: Trump’s health nominee sparks worry among Pacific experts

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Evan Wasuka
Host of Pacific Review

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Great summary of key issues from Pacific

    This long term ABC Radio production provides an immediate snapshot of current affairs from Pacific countries. Critical listening for professionals working in the region and important news program for the region.

    Apple Podcasts
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    SSeymour
    Australia6 years ago
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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcus Chrapot
    Australia13 years ago

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The content is seen as essential for professionals and those interested in the region, providing a timely snapshot of complex issues.
The engaging discussions and varied viewpoints enrich understanding of local and regional contexts.
Listeners value the critical insights and comprehensive analysis of Pacific affairs.

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Thousands prepare for mass with Pope Francis in PNG
Q: What sort of reports have you been getting from pilgrimages in PNG?
The preparations for the papal visit have been tremendous, with many people traveling from various parts of the country to see Pope Francis, showcasing a strong sense of faith and community.
Trump’s health nominee sparks worry among Pacific experts
Q: How important is it for Pacific Islanders to be in parliament?
Anasina stresses the growing population of Pacific Islanders and the need for their voices to be heard in political discourse.
Trump’s health nominee sparks worry among Pacific experts
Q: Could you describe the moment you found out you were going to become a representative in the Melbourne Parliament?
Anasina Gray-Barberio describes it as an unbelievable moment that took time to digest as she felt honored to advocate for communities.
Video of dead dolphins sparks debate about Solomon's culture and conservation
Q: What would you like to see done by the government or even the people whose custom it is to hunt dolphins?
I would as much as possible to see the government develop a kind of regulation that controls these customary practices.

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The podcast offers a thorough exploration of significant issues impacting Pacific Island nations, weaving together local stories, political dynamics, and personal experiences to highlight the unique challenges faced by communities in the region. Topics frequently addressed include electoral politics, environmental concerns, cultural debates, and social justice issues, painting a vivid picture of the Pacific's political landscape and its effects on daily life. Notably, the focus on diverse voices, from political leaders to local activists, adds an engaging and informative layer to the discussions, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the Pacific Islands.

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2. Christopher Luxon
3. Tina Brown
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5. Danielle Watson
6. Dr Anne Clark
7. Anasina Gray-Barberio
8. Helen Patucis-Harris

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