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PMN Sports Reporter and host of Pacific Huddle Latonya Lole joined #PacificMornings to tell us everything we need to know heading into a massive weekend of Pacific sporting action. | 531
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PMN Sports Reporter and host of Pacific Huddle Latonya Lole joined #PacificMornings to tell us everything we need to know heading into a massive weekend of Pacific sporting action. | 531
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Pacific Daily News reporter Julianne Hernandez is at the CHamoru Heritage Day Festival in Humåtak. Today is the last day of the four-day festival which will be highlighted by the theatrical reenactment of the 1521 landing in Humåtak Bay of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan and his crew, as well as their interaction with the CHamoru people of Guam. | Pacific Daily News
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Pacific Daily News reporter Julianne Hernandez is at the CHamoru Heritage Day Festival in Humåtak. Today is the last day of the four-day festival which will be highlighted by the theatrical reenactment of the 1521 landing in Humåtak Bay of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan and his crew, as well as their interaction with the CHamoru people of Guam. | Pacific Daily News
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In 2001, the American Samoa soccer team took on Australia during a FIFA world cup qualifying match at Coffs Harbour losing 31-nil. A Dutch American coach was brought in to try reverse the team's embarrassing fortunes and help them score their first goal. It's inspired a documentary and now oscar-winning director Taika Waititi’s latest film, Next Goal Wins. Entertainment reporter Katherine Tullich caught up with Taika and one of the stars, Jaiyah Saelua | ABC Pacific
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In 2001, the American Samoa soccer team took on Australia during a FIFA world cup qualifying match at Coffs Harbour losing 31-nil. A Dutch American coach was brought in to try reverse the team's embarrassing fortunes and help them score their first goal. It's inspired a documentary and now oscar-winning director Taika Waititi’s latest film, Next Goal Wins. Entertainment reporter Katherine Tullich caught up with Taika and one of the stars, Jaiyah Saelua | ABC Pacific
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As China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, continues his extensive eight-nation tour of the Pacific, The World explores Beijing's ambitions in a region that is becoming increasingly contested on the geopolitical front and how Australia's new government will respond. In this special episode, Beverley O' Connor speaks with a range of voices, including the ABC's Foreign Affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic and veteran Solomon Islands journalist Dorothy Wickham. | ABC Pacific
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As China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, continues his extensive eight-nation tour of the Pacific, The World explores Beijing's ambitions in a region that is becoming increasingly contested on the geopolitical front and how Australia's new government will respond. In this special episode, Beverley O' Connor speaks with a range of voices, including the ABC's Foreign Affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic and veteran Solomon Islands journalist Dorothy Wickham. | ABC Pacific
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese seems to have had success at this year’s Pacific Leaders Forum, greenlighting a security agreement with Fiji. Meanwhile dialogue partners like the US and China were noticeably absent. ABC Solomon Islands reporter Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong sits down with ABC Foreign Affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic to break down the biggest talking points from Honiara. ‘The Pacific’ is hosted by Johnson Raela and Alice Lolohea. #ABCThePacific Watch The Pacific on ABC Australia or on
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese seems to have had success at this year’s Pacific Leaders Forum, greenlighting a security agreement with Fiji. Meanwhile dialogue partners like the US and China were noticeably absent. ABC Solomon Islands reporter Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong sits down with ABC Foreign Affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic to break down the biggest talking points from Honiara. ‘The Pacific’ is hosted by Johnson Raela and Alice Lolohea. #ABCThePacific Watch The Pacific on ABC Australia or on
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Mexican cartels and outlaw motorcycle gangs are using Fiji, Tonga and Samoa as transit points to import meth and cocaine into Australia and New Zealand - and now the drugs are seeping into local communities. The ABC's Fiji reporter Lice Movono filed this report investigating the region's "tropical drug highway". Watch more on the season return of The Pacific this Thursday. 📺 Watch The Pacific every Thursday night on ABC Australia or on ABC iView: https://iview.abc.net.au/show/pacific 🕗 🇵🇬 5:
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What's making news in the Pacific? From Solomon Islands PM Manasseh Sogavare's China visit to Fiji announcing austerity measures to combat the country's debt - ABC News Fiji reporter Lice Movono gives us the highlights. | ABC Pacific
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When Ni-Vanuatu worker Moken Maltungtung drowned while working on a farm in New South Wales, it left his family with many unanswered questions. Moken, like thousands of others, became disengaged from the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme and experts say a lack of cultural support has left many Pacific workers vulnerable and struggling to adjust to life in Australia. The Pacific reporter Hugo Hodge visited a house setup as a refuge for disengaged workers, who spoke about the challenges they faced an
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From the national election in the Solomon Islands to the vote of no confidence in PNG, ABC's Solomon Islands reporter Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong has the latest from across the Pacific. | ABC Pacific
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While Hawaiian actor Jason Momoa has had his lion’s share of major roles, his new show ‘Chief of War’ is perhaps his crowning jewel. A passion project 10 years in the making, the show is based on the real history of Hawai'i. Momoa plays an exiled chief who ventures out into the world, only to realise the outside world is a danger to his people. ‘The Pacific’ sits down with Jason Momoa and his cast mates Luciane Buchanan, Temuera Morrison, and Cliff Curtis. Producer: Alice Lolohea Reporter: Seni
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Pacific nations have walked away from a sweeping regional trade and security deal with China that covered free trade, police cooperation and disaster resilience. The decision not to sign the deal came after a high-level meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his counterparts from 10 Pacific nations in Fiji. Fijian reporter Lice Movono tells The World details about the meeting are scarce as journalists were kept away. | ABC Pacific
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🎙EXCLUSIVE: Samoan beauty pageant judge 'considering legal action against Tonga' after Miss Pacific Islands controversy. 🌺RNZ Pacific reporter Grace Tinetali-Fiavaai spoke to Jerry Brunt at Auckland Airport about being held up in the Solomon Islands earlier this week. 🔗Read his full statement, linked below. | RNZ Pacific
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PNG is the Pacific’s most populated country, but there’s no official head count. Estimates range between 9 - 11 million, but a 2022 @unitednations report suggests the population could be as high as 17 million. Their last credible census was in the year 2000, but that’s all about to change with the PNG Government launching a new national census in Port Moresby. PNG reporter Belinda Kora joined ‘The Pacific’ to discuss why there’s so much riding on this census. 📺 Watch The Pacific every Thursday
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Media Watch: And it's not the first time. The tale of Pacific journalists barred from attending a press conference by the Australian Prime Minister during the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting continues. ABC's Media Watch breaks down what happened. | ABC Pacific
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Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made his first state visit to China, marking his first trip to Beijing since coming into office in 2022. It's the start of a diplomatic tour which will see Mr Rabuka travelling from China to New Caledonia as a member of a high-level Pacific envoy, before heading to Tonga for the Pacific Leaders meeting. Mr Rabuka told the ABC's Fiji reporter Lice Movono that Fiji and the Pacific had much to learn about China's journey out of poverty. | ABC Pacific
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As the Palisades Fire continued to spread Tuesday, CBS News Los Angeles reporter Jasmine Viel was forced to flee from Temescal Canyon as the flames intensified near the Pacific Coast Highway. Tens of thousands have fled their homes as the brush fire in the Pacific Palisades quickly spread to nearly 3,000 acres, fueled by the strongest wind event to hit Southern California in more than a decade. | CBS LA
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Fiji’s former prime minister Frank Bainimarama will return to court later this month after a magistrate found he did have a case to answer over an allegation of attempting to pervert the course of justice. The ABC’s Fiji reporter Lice Movono was in court in Suva and filed this report. | ABC Pacific
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The White House is hosting its first-ever summit for Pacific Island leaders. US president Joe Biden is expected to unveil a range of new initiatives to step up America's diplomatic and commercial influence in the region. The US and Pacific Island nations are also expected to issue a joint statement. But as foreign affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic explains, Solomon Islands has already declared it won't sign on. | ABC Pacific
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There's been more election drama in #Fiji after the opposition People's Alliance Party leader Sitiveni Rabuka was called in for questioning by the country's criminal investigations department. Pacific reporter Marian Faa tells The World he left the police station saying he hadn't been arrested or charged with anything. | ABC Pacific
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More than eight decades ago, World War II raged across the Pacific as ferocious battles took place between the Allies and Japan. One of the most significant was at Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, where the Japanese advance on the Pacific was stopped by the Allies — at a cost of around 30,000 lives. Today, the deadly legacy of the battle continues. On Foreign Correspondent, reporter Stephanie March meets the Solomon Islanders who are still being severely impacted by the war in the Pacific. |
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The new prime minster of Samoa has given his first speech as the nation’s leader, vowing to unify the country as it emerges from months of political uncertainty. The ABC’s Samoa reporter Adel Fruean filed this report. | ABC Pacific
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"A person that has a plan... to deliver with transparency, accountability and be responsible to its voters." With Tonga's elections less than 10 days away, reporter Marian Kupu takes to the streets to hear what people want from their next government. | ABC Pacific
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While flying over Pacific Palisades, KABC’s helicopter pilot and reporter Scott Riffe described the utter devastation as a "war zone," with thousands of homes reduced to rubble. https://abcnews.link/3QTz7jl | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir
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Solomon Islands has ordered the country's national broadcaster to self-censor its news and other programs, and only allow content that portrays the nation's government in a positive light. It says it has a duty to protect its citizens from "lies and misinformation" and means the broadcaster will now become a government agency. In May, local journalists boycotted a visit by the Chinese foreign minister after media access was severely restricted. Reporter Dorothy Wickham tells The World it's still
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Solomon Islands capital, Honiara will this week host more than a dozen regional leaders for the annual Pacific Islands leader's forum (PIF). There's lots on the agenda so Solomon Islands reporter Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong previews what to expect. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-08/pacific-islands-forum-china-australia-albanese-visit/105745850 | ABC Pacific
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Fiji’s politics have once again lived up to their sometimes infamous reputation...with an extraordinary story emerging from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC). In an unprecedented move, the Commission's acting deputy ordered the organisation's leader - and her boss - to be arrested and questioned by her own staff, before she resigned and fled to Australia. But there's so much more to this story, as ABC Fiji reporter Lice Movono explains. #ABCThePacific | ABC Pacific
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