Radio Australia - Pacific Beat
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Stories
A disturbing report on the street people of Port Moresby
The Salvation Army in Port Moresby has conducted a survey of the homless in the city, finding that more than 2,200 men, women and children are living on the streets.
Fiji has three weeks to explain itself to US trade body
Fiji has been given three weeks to provide a submission showing why it should not be removed from the United States' Generalized System of Preferences trade list.
Samoan workers highlight rural poverty in NZ
Media reports about Pacific Island families brought to an isolated town in New Zealand to work at a local meatworks living in poverty have sparked a debate about living conditions in the country's rural areas.
Re-mapping the Pacific replaces some historic charts by Captain Cook
One of the world's largest cruise ship companies has slowly been re-charting areas of the Pacific that haven't been properly mapped since Captain Cook passed through the region.
Preparations underway for a royal tour of Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's government says preparations are well underway to make Prince Charles' visit in November this year a memorable one.
Vanuatu mutiny accusations are months old
Marie Noelle Ferrieux Patterson from Transparency International says there should have been an investigation conducted into the charges of mutiny against three police officers in Vanuatu.
Security to be improved at PNG markets
Markets in Port Moresby will be targeted as areas to reduce crime and violence against women.
NRL gender adviser condemns sexist comments
An adviser hired to deliver gender sensitivity education to rugby league players says the program is working, even though the Bulldogs club is again mired in controversy over sexist comments.
Sydney University hosts Pacific law course
Sydney University's first Pacific Law course has recently run as part of its postgraduate law degree program.
Medical centre to open at Nadi airport
A Medical centre is to open at Nadi International Airport this month.
New Caledonia photographic archives expanded
The photography collection in the Archives of New Caledonia have been recently expanded, with hundreds of new prints and glass plates taken from around the Pacific, added to the collection.
Tropical storms pass Guam by
Guam's national weather service is keeping its on a couple of tropical storms.
Pacific players hit the AFL draft camp
The dust has hardly settled on the AFL Grand Final but already the organisation is testing the next generations of young hopefuls, the Draft Combine is conducted over four days and is taking place in Melbourne.
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