Pacific Beat Program for 18 July 2011
Solomons new offices in Switzerland, Cuba and NZ
The Solomon Islands government has approved the establishment of new overseas missions in Switzerland, Cuba and New Zealand.
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Vanuatu Training Centres introduce agriculture studies
Vanuatu's Rural Development and Training Centres Association is introducing agriculture as a subject at its training centres around the country.
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Claims of Australian children abduction
It's a parent's nightmare - a couple splits up, and one parent abducts the child or children and flees overseas.
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Old Maori spelling mistake reveals non-love story
A 150 year old spelling mistake in Maori has been corrected by a New Zealand local body.
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Ratu Tevita draws supporters to Sydney rally
Former senior Fiji military commander, Lieutenant Colonel Ratu Tevita Mara, has called on Pacific Island and Melanesian Spearhead group leaders to support the return of democracy in Fiji.
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Asian Development Bank warns of food and fuel price volatility
Imports into the Pacific are continuing to grow according to the Asian Development Bank's latest Pacific Economic Monitor, which was released Monday 18th July.
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Minister defends climate ad spending
The polling figures make Greg Combet's job even harder.
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ICJ could take up Vanuatu assault fine issue
The Australian branch of an international organisation which monitors the fairness of legal system says it would consider taking up the case of a newspaper publisher in Vanuatu who was assaulted by a cabinet minister.
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England All Blacks angers NZ PM
England rugby union confirms they will wear an all black away strip in the upcoming World Cup in New Zealand.
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China warm-up for top Fiji athletes
Fiji athletics looks to China for Pacific Games warm up.
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All Whites beaten in World Cup warm-up
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More help needed for freed prisoners
There are renewed calls for an overhaul of Australia's prison system after a new report found a staggering number of former prisoners are dying in the first year of their release from jail.
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US grant for Northern Marianas hot rocks energy
The Northern Marianas have been given a $1.26 million grant by the United States to develop geothermal energy.
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Fungi focus pays off
They say from little things big things grow and a world expert on fungi says not enough attention is paid to the significance of the tiny organisms.
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Samoa downs Australia in rugby upset
The Samoans beat the Wallabies yesterday in one of the biggest rugby upsets in recent history.
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