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Stories From The Pacific — 144 episodes · page 1 of 2
PNG artist Lesley Wengembo fulfils a grandfather's prediction
Monica Paulus was accused of sorcery, so she became a human rights activist for PNG women
Tamatoa Tepuhiarii's island may be slowly killing him but he will not leave
Lydia Gah's story of survival is harrowing, but by telling it, she hopes to educate and save others
Thomas Manglona II's journey to elevate Chamorro voices
Filmmaker Agapetos Aia-Fa'aleava is asking the hard questions
While the Bougainville Crisis raged around her, Llane Munau believed she was on a holiday
Teaote Davies built a sea wall in Kiribati
William Kadi saved an island from mining, but that’s just his day job
Tau'ili'ili Alpha Maiava is on a mission to bring extinct sounds back to life
For Visila Koliqaqaru Lagilagi, boxing is life
Matt Howard’s life-changing decision to capture his Micronesian community through a camera lens
Kumu Michelle Manu is reviving the practice of the Hawaiian combat-martial art, "Lua"
Kim Sasabone: The Vengaboys star reflects on her Moluccan roots
From growing up during Fiji's coup to the Torres Strait: How comedian Jay Wymarra flipped the comedy script
Maps made of memory: Kathy Martin's story of culture, identity and growing up Micronesian
Accidental activist Isaac Nasedra: From university mix-up to fierce Pacific political voice
From Fiji to the Frontlines: Dr Suhailah Ali on climate justice, mental health and saving the Pacific
From Captaining the PNG Kumuls to shaping the next generation
Toutai Kefu: Strength, legacy and a moment that changed rugby forever
Meet the man using technology to fight for his homeland's future
She is not your rehab: How one barbershop sparked a global conversation for men
Finding power in voice
Samoan clown Tommy Misa on art, satire and finding home
From Oʻahu to Utah: Policing, Pacific values and purpose
Māori Einstein Uncut: From viral cooking to culture, language and responsibility
From netball courts to community power: The quiet force of Sigrid Yaru
From PNG village life to the IT fast lane: How Hane Kokoha reinvented herself through art
PNG theatre and storytelling: Sophie Naime and Ellen Mesibere on art, culture and leadership
How wearable art designer Elayne Tukuafu challenges the "plastic Tongan" label
How Torres Strait writer Jasmine McGaughey blends culture, identity and magic
Quayd Purcell Ah You on using dance, humour and social media to inspire Pacific creativity
When the storms come: Flora Vano on women, power and preparedness in Vanuatu
Koko Samoa: Fipe Preuss on taking risks and founding a chocolate company
From rugby star to barber: Tevita Mailau on identity, community and the iconic "horsey" haircut
Willy Missack's journey takes him from Tanna to the global stage
Kalafi Moala risked everything to tell the truth — and nearly paid the ultimate price
Agent of change: How Samuel Gaskin is redefining representation through art
Palau's Yvonne Ueda on faith, conservation, community and farming dreams
From Rotuma to the deep sea: How Fijian scientist Charlene Erasito is unlocking ocean secrets
Aboriginal and Tongan artist Mi-Kaisha breaks barriers in music and redefines home
Michel Mulipola on the surprising link between comics, pro-wrestling and activism
Guam filmmaker Brian Muna honours Chamoru heritage through film and personal loss
Joji Malani’s journey: Healing, Gang of Youths and a record label of his own
From Pacific island roots to global leadership: How Rhea Moss-Christian made history in tuna fisheries
Fierce Fijian pride: Why Temesia Tuicaumia wears his sulu as resistence to fast fashion
Fijian filmmaker Elizabeth Koroivulaono builds resilience as she drives Pacific voices into the mainstream
Melanie Kawa: PNG rugby union star makes brunch club confessions
PNG filmmaker Alana Hicks talks about creative storytelling, professional liars and shapeshifting
PNG artist Lesley Wengembo fulfils a grandfather's prediction
Monica Paulus was accused of sorcery, so she became a human rights activist for PNG women
Koteka Wenda's unique position as an exiled-woman reimagines the Free West Papua movement
Professor Katerina Teaiwa believes if we heal the land of Banaba, we heal the people
Lydia Gah's story of survival is harrowing, but by telling it, she hopes to educate and save others
Hinamoeura Cross was seven years old when the last nuclear bomb was tested in French Polynesia
Wendy Mocke’s parting shot: What’s the one thing about your culture you want the world to understand?
Between two worlds: PNG’s Elvina Ogil on law, language and the women who raised us
'We're still here': Nesia Daily's Jacob McQuire on being Darumbal and South Sea Islander
Ronny Kareni: West Papuan songs of resistance, cries for freedom
What Pacific care can teach the world
Fall hard, rise harder: Tajhon Mailata's story of resilience
Maps made of Memory
Can you belong to a culture you’re still learning how to carry?
From growing up during Fiji's coup to the Torres Strait: How comedian Jay Wymarra flipped the comedy script
Continuing the remarkable journey of one of Papua New Guinea's most distinguished female artists, Gazellah Bruder
A peek into the remarkable journey of one of Papua New Guinea's most distinguished female artists, Gazellah Bruder
A peak into the remarkable journey of one of Papua New Guinea's most distinguished female artists, Gazellah Bruder.
From Captaining the PNG Kumuls to shaping the next generation
Meet the man using technology to fight for his homeland's future
Gemma Bird Matheson is blazing a trail of her own, in front and behind the camera
Thomas Manglona II's journey with journalism
Thomas Manglona II's journey to elevate Chamorro voices
Jeshua Gideon Hope's activist spirit begins with his birth name.
Mara Mahoney searched for years to discover "what was wrong with her"
Paige Mafi's talanoa on processing, living and growing through grief and loss
Neil Nuia on finding the balance between living responsibly and passionately.
Lilly and Jonathan tell their story in Solomon Islands sign language
INTRODUCING — The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior
Jamaica Moana on 'keeping it real' and life as 'Jam'
A decade later, Uein Buranibwe re-tells his survival story of being lost at sea
Martha Mataele says "there is always hope"
Lisa Fa'alafi on art imitating life and channeling the Samoan-spirit Telesa
Tony Heorake has interwoven his kastom stories and scientific principles to make discoveries and solve mysteries.
Rubina Kimiia considers music to be one of the greatest powers of this world
Celebrating the power of blak and brown joy with Ghenoa Gela
Tamatoa Tepuhiarii's island may be slowly killing him but he will not leave
From 'The Flying Canoe' to children's books, Marita Davies is one of many caretakers of Kiribati stories
From chief titles to Drag Race, Lefaoali'i Dion Enari shatters stereotypes
Milly Grant Koria overcomes the stigma of "black magic" and embraces her spiritual gift
Koteka Wenda's unique position as an exiled-woman reimagines the Free West Papua movement
Matt Howard’s life-changing decision to capture his Micronesian community through a camera lens
Danielle Morgan writes lyrics and sings to heal her soul and mind
Feleti Lotulelei is incorporating the concept of 'it takes a village to raise a child', into social work
Kumu Michelle Manu is reviving the practice of the Hawaiian combat-martial art, "Lua"
Graham Tipene is using Māori design and thinking to canvas the cultural landscape of Aotearoa New Zealand
Tusiata Avia unveils the complexities and realities of being an outspoken artist and activist
Jasmine Stole Weiss publishes positive feature stories about Micronesians to balance out a world of negativity
Jemmason Power is discovering the secret to a life of fulfillment
Thomas Fonua aka Kween Kong
Lydia Gah's story of survival is harrowing, but by telling it, she hopes to educate and save others