News & Current Affairs
Today’s latest stories and current affairs happening locally and all across the Pacific
12 December 2025
Storytelling is a superpower, and Pacific people expressing their own narratives, experiences, and cultures on their terms not only protects intellectual property and cultural identity, but it also fosters community…
12 December 2025
Thirty Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) from 20 Pacific nations have been selected to embark on a journey, highlighting the power of Pacific storytelling through digital media. From March 10-13, 2026,…
11 December 2025
By Michelle Curran Executive Communications Manager, PCBL/Pasifika TV A recent visit to Aotearoa New Zealand by Mai TV Fiji for its first-ever overseas outside broadcast (OB) is proof Pacific broadcasters…
11 December 2025
Source: RNZ Pacific An Aotearoa New Zealand-based Tongan immunologist says vigilance around measles spread is particularly important as families prepare to travel over the Christmas period – both within the…
4 December 2025
Source: RNZ Pacific 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. Tonga’s…
2 December 2025
By Michelle Curran Executive Communications Manager, PCBL/Pasifika TV Finding a niche in the market is key to success in business, and television is no different. With eight TV stations operating…
2 December 2025
By Michelle Curran Executive Communications Manager, PCBL/Pasifika TV For Solomon Islanders, telling the story of The War Below is a reminder of the daily realities they will continue to live…
26 November 2025
Source: RNZ Pacific Over 700 paddlers from around the world are in Rarotonga this week to compete in the Matson Vaka Eiva – the biggest week of paddling on the…
24 November 2025
Source: 1News TVNZ’s excellence in news and current affairs has been recognised at the New Zealand Screen Awards, held in Auckland recently. The broadcaster’s journalists dominated the news categories, including…
20 November 2025
Source: RNZ / Te Ao Māori Interim radiocarbon dating on a partially excavated waka in Chatham Islands has revealed the waka arrived on the islands in the mid-1400s. A previous report concluded the waka,…
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