Pacific Radio News
Tags
Categories
Archives
20 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
A young female tourist on a short holiday to the Cook Islands is off work and nursing a broken jaw after allegedly being jumped and bashed at the Rehab nightclub just hours before her flight back to New Zealand.
+ READ MORE
19 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
A descendant of a Niuean man who was kidnapped by black-birders, will return to Niue in August to retrace their origins.
+ READ MORE
18 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
More than 2,000 government employees will get a boost to their pay packets come September, thanks to a new living wage for public servants.
+ READ MORE
18 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
Fiji have picked up their fourth consecutive Pacific Nations Cup title defeating Georgia 37 to 15 in Suva on Saturday.
+ READ MORE
18 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
The returned member of Parliament for the Cook Islands' Tupapa-Marairenga electorate says it's his aim to bring about action and change for his people, regardless of who emerges as the next government of the Cook Islands.
+ READ MORE
18 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
The Democratic Party has confirmed Tina Pupuke-Browne will remain as the party leader, despite her loss in the Rakahanga electorate.
+ READ MORE
14 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
The President of the Cook Islands National Council of Women says the short lead-in time to this year's general elections has meant the cancellation of training plans aimed at getting more women into politics.
+ READ MORE
14 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
Two men involved in a shooting in Niue over the weekend have been released on bail.
+ READ MORE
14 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
The vice president of a newly-formed political party in Tonga says they're aiming to restore confidence in Tonga's politics, amid a series of political setbacks and a multi-million dollar lawsuit facing the Government.
+ READ MORE
14 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
Leaders of the Congregational Christian Church in Samoa are awaiting a response from the Prime Minister to meet and discuss their disagreement over ministers paying income tax.
+ READ MORE
13 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
An informal media poll of 100 voters across the Cook Islands has given Democratic Party leader Tina Pupuke-Browne a seven-point lead as the country's preferred Prime Minister, over Cook Islands Party leader and current Prime...
+ READ MORE
13 JUN 2018
Posted in Pacific Radio News
Vanuatu's Speaker of the House Esmon Saimon is yet to decide on the vote of no confidence filed against Prime Minister Charlot Salwai in Parliament yesterday.
+ READ MORE