Susana Suisuiki
Pacific Waves for 10 December 2025
Kiwi optometrist works to restore eyesight in the Pacific; Cook Island youth in NZ urged to 'step forward'; University of Auckland opens new Pacific space. Audio
Kiwi optometrist works to restore eyesight in the Pacific
The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ estimates 1.2 million people in the Pacific live with vision impairment. Audio
University of Auckland opens new Pacific space
University of Auckland opens new Pacific space dedicated to late Green Party MP Fa'anana Efeso Collins. Audio
Pacific Waves for 9 December 2025
One of conjoined PNG twins die; Cook Islands war heroes eligible for service medals; Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio
Pacific Waves for 6 December 2025
A crucial leg of the process to decide Bougainville's future status has begun; Pacific leaders urged to think twice about deep sea mining; Cannabis movement in Fiji calls for law reform. Audio
Pacific Waves for 5 December 2025
Tongan short film under consideration for the Oscars; Lack of human rights groups in the region concerning - report; Rugby World Cup 2027 pool groups released. Audio
Tongan short film under consideration for the Oscars
The award winning Tongan short film 'Lea Tupu'anga/Mother Tongue' could possibly be up for an Oscar nomination. Audio
Rugby World Cup 2027 pool groups released
Pacific Island unions Fiji and Tonga believe their teams have been given good chances to advance past the first stage of the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Audio
Pacific Waves for 4 December 2025
Tahiti community mourn for landslide victims; Former Kiribati president weighs in on next year's climate summit; Cook Islands paddling tournament wraps up. Audio
Tahiti community mourn for landslide victims
Tahiti community mourn for landslide victims. Audio
Pacific Waves 3 December 2025
Tonga's caretaker PM leadership 'weak' - journalist; PACER Plus agreement marks five years; Prevalence of burnout among NZ Pacific people 'alarming' - study. Audio
Tonga's caretaker PM leadership 'weak' - journalist
It's been almost two weeks since Tonga held it's national general election and the country is yet to find out who their prime minister will be. Audio
Prevalence of burnout of NZ Pacific people 'alarming' - study
A new study reveals an alarming prevalence of burnout among New Zealand-born Pacific peoples, highlighting urgent cultural and structural challenges impacting well-being. Audio
Pacific Waves for 2 December 2025
Fiji Prime Minister fronts up on past military coups; Samoan news anchor wins Emmy award for Maui coverage; Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio
Fiji PM fronts up on past military coups
Fiji Prime Minister fronts up on past military coups. Audio
Samoan news anchor wins Emmy award for Maui coverage
In the United States, Utah's first Samoan news anchor has recently won an Emmy award for her coverage of the Maui wildfires. Audio
Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora
Dubai hosted the first leg of the HSBC Sevens Series at the weekend, under a new format. Audio
Pacific Waves for 29 November 2025
Vanuatu opposition leader accuses govt of being lazy; Pacific content creators win big at theTiktok awards; Pacific news wrap with Koroi Hawkins. Audio
Pacific content creators win big at theTiktok awards
Pacific content creators have claimed some of the biggest prizes at this year's trans-Tasman Tiktok Awards. Audio