A one hour Chat show, hosted by Wellington-based Samoan/Fijian New Zealander Tupe Solomon-Tanoa'i, which explores the lives and careers of Pasifika people who have succeeded in a diverse range of
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A new newspaper for Bougainvilleans has been launched this week.
The weekly paper, called The Bougainvillean, had its first print run of 5,000 copies in Port Moresby.
The paper has had a digital presence on Facebook for months.
However its first physical copies have only been sold in the Papua New Guinea capital so far because of Covid-19 restrictions on air freight into the autonomous region of Bougainville.
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The head of news at TV1 Samoa is hopeful that a rare Covid-19 government briefing held today signals a move towards more openness and transparency with media.
Renee Kahukura-Iosefa said briefings have not happened during the Covid State of Emergency despite media requests.
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Journalists in Tonga are angry at new regulations they say clamp down on media freedom.
The Ministry of Communication passed eight regulations in May, without seeking input from the Media Association of Tonga or others in the sector.
Media professionals have only now become aware of the law changes.
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The United Nations Pacific proudly presents: Pacific Unite: Saving Lives Together virtual concert is envisioned to be a regional extension of the Global Goal concept.
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The Governor of Papua New Guinea's capital is urging all residents to take responsibility for protecting their community from Covid-19.
Port Moresby has the majority of confirmed cases of the virus in PNG, with the total nationwide number now approaching 300.
With limited testing done so far, authorities fear transmission of covid is widespread in the city.
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The newly set up Nauru Shipping Line has revealed its main focus will be chartering a single vessel, Kiwai Chief, to carry freight between Suva and Nauru.
It was announced last month that the company was being established by the Nauru Maritime Service, with funding from the government.
Spokesperson Adalane Ika says the Suva service will allow for transshipment of cargo from Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Fiji.
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A one hour Chat show, hosted by Wellington-based Samoan/Fijian New Zealander Tupe Solomon-Tanoa'i, which explores the lives and careers of Pasifika people who have succeeded in a diverse range of
Samoan-born actor and comedian Oscar Kightley hosts a show with a uniquely Pasifika take on our nation's sport.