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News from the Pacific presented by Don Wiseman, Radio New Zealand International. In this weeks programme:
We look at a week when the focus went of the Fiji regime after one former backer fled to Tonga; The struggle to improve maternal health in Vanuatu and the former head of the New Zealand's foreign aid agency challenges the way aid spending is now being applied; The new leader of Samoa's Tautua Samoa party says he is confident he can keep the opposition strong and united; A Samoan academic in New Zealand says Pacific Islanders need to return to traditional ways of eating to improve their health; Niue's premier, Toke Talagi, has included a first time woman MP in his four-person Cabinet; The art of tapa making has been revived on Pitcairn island; and A Catholic priest has been named in the Tonga national rugby side, Ikale Tahi, for the Churchill Cup in June in London.