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In the Loop (Interviews)

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  • Host: Isabelle Genoux, Heather Jarvis, Clement Paligaru
  • A lively mix of music, interviews and sounds of the Pacific, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century.
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Tapa weaves the story of the Bounty women

Mon, Dec 22 Listen
The story of the mutiny on the Bounty as the world knows it has always contained a glaring omission - the story of the Tahitian women who joined Christian Fletcher and his fellow mutineers.

French Polynesia's dance beat

Thu, Dec 18 Listen
The Upa Nui annual dance competition is one of the most anticipated events for the youth of French Polynesia.

Rekindling Austronesian ties

Wed, Dec 17 Listen
'Le Folauga' is described as a snapshot of contemporary New Zealand art.

Book reveals treasures of Chatham Islands

Tue, Dec 16 Listen
The unique natural history of the Chatham Islands is revealed in a new book published by New Zealand's Canterbury University Press.

Pacific historians ponder their relevance

Mon, Dec 15 Listen
Historians from around the Pacific gathered in Suva recently for a regular biennial conference which pondered a central theme, "Who are we and why are we here ?

Nadi Coral Conservation Involves Youth

Fri, Dec 12 Listen
In the Loop's Clement Paligaru - also the face of Pacific Pulse - is currently in Fiji.

The Poet And The Painter Produce A Pacific Body Of Work

Thu, Dec 11 Listen
Two of the pacific regions finest artists have collaborated to produce a beautiful book called A Well Written Body.

World Indigenous Peoples Conference On Education Underway in Melbourne

Wed, Dec 10 Listen
Indigenous folk from around the globe have gathered in Melbourne for the World Indigenous People's Conference on Education which celebrates cultural diversity, traditions, knowledge and this year is focussing on indigenous education.

Trust Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts To Offer Great Residency

Tue, Dec 9 Listen
The Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust - with the assistance of the Pacific Cooperation Foundation - is offering a six week residency in Auckland starting in February 2009.

Aimos Groove Winners With Fleches De La Musique

Mon, Dec 8 Listen
New Caledonia's Fleches de la Musique is the Pacific music scene's industry awards, that celebrate the creativity and diversity of music produced in the region.

Gold Medal Performance At Pacific School Games

Fri, Dec 5 Listen
With the Pacific School Games coming to a close, there have been impressive performances from right across Oceania.

Gender Workshops At Suva Women's Prison

Thu, Dec 4 Listen
Empowering women and instilling a sense of dignity and worth in inmates is the driving force behind the first-ever gender workshops to be run in Fiji.

PNG raking in gold at the Pacific School Games in Canberra

Wed, Dec 3 Listen
December 3 is International Day of People with Disability and this year the focus is on dignity and justice for all.

Samoa Association of Women Take The Initiative

Tue, Dec 2 Listen
The Samoa Association of Women Graduates has a new initiative for recently graduated high school students, which encourages them to further their studies at home - and abroad.

Remittance advice for Pacific islanders

Mon, Dec 1 Listen
There's good news for overseas Pacific Islanders sending money to families in the Pacific.

Rhombus Take Music Internationally

Fri, Nov 28 Listen
Wellington outfit - Rhombus - have just released their third full length album.

Fiji reef study reveals vulnerabilities

Wed, Nov 26 Listen
A new international study on the mearine environment near Fiji's Lau islands has shown how coral reefs have been shrinking as a result of bleaching and a parasitic starfish outbreak.

Pacific eyes organic produce market

Tue, Nov 25 Listen
The demand for organic fruit and vegetables may be growing but Pacific farmers are still finding it difficult to crack export markets.

Global Warming Increases Malaria And Dengue Fever

Mon, Nov 24 Listen
A recent report called "The Sting Of Climate Change", has found there are links between the increase in climate change and the malaria and dengue fever epidemic around the Pacific.

Pacific Curls Connecting Cultures

Fri, Nov 21 Listen
Female trio - Pacific Curls - delight Australian audiences with their music during the Australasian World Music Expo.

Copyright and piracy worry Pacific musicians

Thu, Nov 20 Listen
Isabelle Genoux has just returned from the exhilarating experience that was Fest Napuan music festival in Vanuatu.

Australasian World Music Expo Connects Georgia Corowa

Tue, Nov 18 Listen
The Australasian World Music Expo gets set to showcase the best of Pacific Island music and culture.

Sailing On For Vaka Eiva Canoe Festival

Fri, Nov 14 Listen
The Cook Islands is gearing up for one of the biggest events in their annual calender - the Vaka Eiva Canoe Festival.

Pacific Focus In Walk Against Warming

Thu, Nov 13 Listen
"Walk Against Warming" is an event which aims to get governments, industries and communities working together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Fiji Boxing Up Festive Joy

Tue, Nov 11 Listen
"Operation Christmas Child" spreads festive joy to urban and rural disadvantaged communities in Fiji this Christmas.

Fiji's Research Into Early Lapita Settlement

Mon, Nov 10 Listen
Recent work by scientists has uncovered artifacts and evidence of early Lapita settlement in Fiji.

Hiri Moale Celebrating Motu History, Culture And Traditions

Fri, Nov 7 Listen
The weekend of 7-9th November sees one of Port Moresby's most significant events taking place.

Life beyond retirement for coconut palms

Wed, Nov 5 Listen
Old, unproductive coconut palms are rarely valued beyond their use-by date.

No mean feat for the Snubby

Tue, Nov 4 Listen
In 2005, Australian scientists discovered a new species of dolphin.

Men's month of Movember

Mon, Nov 3 Listen
Movember is an initiative that began in Australia to raise awareness of men's health issues.

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