Tagata atu motu

Magazine Programme for Pacific people.

Māori and Pacific Journalism Courses: The future of Māori and Pacific
Journalism courses is seriously in doubt. The Manukau Polytechnic Pacific
Course will close at the end of the year and the Waiariki Polytechnic Māori
Course is fighting to stay open. Manukau has twelve students and Waiariki
has seventeen.
- kaikōrero: Bill Souther / Executive Director of the New Zealand Journalism
Training Organisation about the possible closure of the two training stablishments.
- kaikōrero: Samson Samasone, Pacific Island Journalist.

Papua New Guinea: Fishing waiata.
- The voices of Papua New Guinea women singing at a
Community Hall in a fishing village just outside Port Moresby the country's capital.
- kaikōrero: Joseph Garbit acting Executive Director of the National Fisheries
Authority of Papua New Guinea explains the importance of women in the fishing
industry.

Niue celebrates: Niuean waiata
- Niue celerates the 21st Anniversary of the adoption of the
country's constitution.This was attended by a number of overseas dignatories,
including the Heads of the Association of Small Island States who met in Niue a few days before the celebrations.
- kaikōrero: Elma Ma'ua reporting from Niue on the celebration of Niue's constitution.