Asia Pacific (News)
- Next available on 2PB 103.9 Canberra, ACT, Australia in 9 hours 17 minutes
- Find another station or time for this program on one of 161 other stations & times
- Host: Linda LoPresti, Peter Mares, Kanaha Sabapathy, Tricia Fitzgerald, Jemima Garrett, Graeme Dobell
- Asia Pacific brings you the opinions of the people who matter and keeps you up to date with the latest news, including in depth coverage of major events in corporate and financial circles in the Asia Pacific.
- Add to Presets
- Genres: News, AsianTalk
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
- Language: English
- Networks: Radio Australia, ABC (US), ABC (Aus)
Last updated 430 days ago
Update program info
Thursday 27/09/2007
Thu, Sep 27
Listen
|CHINA: Worldwide interest in contemporary Chinese art|MALAYSIA: Lawyers protest over judicial fixing charges|ASIA: World Bank admits mistakes, says progress now possible|BURMA: Asian neighbours under pressure to act|BURMA: Protests continue despite security build-up|AUSTRALIA: New funding announced for Mekong River Basin|BURMA: Police fire teargas, warning shots at protestors|
Wednesday 26/09/2007
Wed, Sep 26
Listen
|INDIA: Companies begin outsourcing jobs|ETIMOR: China to invest $100m in coming decade|AUSTRALIA: New funding announced for Mekong River Basin|JAPAN: New PM warns LDP could lose government|BURMA: Police fire teargas, warning shots at protestors|INDONESIA: Government urged to probe West Papuan deaths|BURMA: UN diplomatic blitz on Burma|
Tuesday 25/09/2007
Tue, Sep 25
Listen
|INDONESIA: Sharia law is not extensive despite perceptions|INDONESIA: Government urged to probe West Papuan deaths|PAKISTAN: Police round up Musharraf opponents|BURMA: Junta threatens military action against protestors|BURMA: UN diplomatic blitz on Burma|
Monday 24/09/2007
Mon, Sep 24
Listen
|ASIA: Scientists create flood-resistant rice strain|INDIA: Pakistan angry over Siachen glacier treks|PHILIPPINES: President may pardon Estrada|CHINA: Hosts international solar energy congress|TAIWAN: Ruling party chairman steps down|BURMA: Protests against junta gain momentum|EAST TIMOR: Ramos-Horta due to appear before Truth Commission|BURMA: Protests draw international concern|
Friday 21/09/2007
Fri, Sep 21
Listen
|INDIA: Boy's killing prompts calls to fight 'cyber criminals'|AUSTRALIA: Campaign against cluster bombs|EAST TIMOR: Ramos-Horta due to appear before Truth Commission|INDONESIA: Gus Dur announces presidential candidacy|BURMA: Protests draw international concern|BURMA: Protests a sustained challenge to military junta|ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS: 21/09/2007|AUSTRALIA: Inquiry endorses Pacific seasonal labour|CHINA: Price freeze ordered to control inflation|
Thursday 20/09/2007
Thu, Sep 20
Listen
|INDONESIA: Plan for ban on giving to beggars|MALAYSIA: Stronger laws to tackle illegal logging|AUSTRALIA: Inquiry endorses Pacific seasonal labour|CHINA: Price freeze ordered to control inflation|CHINA: Constitution change to reflect Hu Jintao's new directions|THAILAND: Moderate choice for new army chief|AUSTRALIA: Senior diplomat to head UN Democracy Fund|CAMBODIA: Khmer Rouge leader arrested|
Wednesday 19/09/2007
Wed, Sep 19
Listen
|CAMBODIA: Khmer Rouge leader arrested|AUSTRALIA: Senior diplomat to head UN Democracy Fund|SRI LANKA: Defence secretary vows to 'defeat' Tamil rebels|THAILAND: Interim PM calls for 'free and fair' Dec elections|NEPAL: Former Maoists quit interim government|ASIA: Less affected by US credit crunch|INDIA: Thousands still homeless after 2004 tsunami|
Tuesday 18/09/2007
Tue, Sep 18
Listen
|ASIA: Tour bus heads overland from London to Sydney|INDIA: Thousands still homeless after 2004 tsunami|PHILIPPINES: Population and fishing problems 'tied together'|ASIA: Less affected by US credit crunch|THAILAND: Political instability one year after military coup|PAKISTAN: President's bid to head off constitutional crisis|INDIA: Korea's Poscao says massive steel plant on track|PAKISTAN: Spokesman says President will resign as army chief|
Monday 17/09/2007
Mon, Sep 17
Listen
|PACIFIC: Tonga beats Samoa in rugby union world cup|INDIA: TV sting operation backfires on reporter|INDIA: Korea's Poscao says massive steel plant on track|EAST TIMOR: Controversy over energy revenue plan|PAKISTAN: Spokesman says President will resign as army chief|THAILAND: Worst air disaster in a decade|CAMBODIA: Opposition to stock market plans|
Friday 14/09/2007
Fri, Sep 14
Listen
|UN: Declaration on Indigenous rights adopted|CHINA: Suicide rate among highest in the world|INDIA: Hindu groups protest canal project|CAMBODIA: Opposition to stock market plans|MALAYSIA: Violent protests over electoral laws|JAPAN: Two frontrunners emerge for prime ministership|Asia Pacific Business:14/09/2007|
Thursday 13/09/2007
Thu, Sep 13
Listen
|CHINA: Move to demolish low-income housing|AUSTRALIA: Nuclear weapons risk in Asia|CHINA: Inflation at ten year high|INDONESIA: Time vows to fight Suharto defamation suit|JAPAN: LDP looks for new leader|BURMA: Pressure mounts on military junta|JAPAN: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns|
Wednesday 12/09/2007
Wed, Sep 12
Listen
|NZ: Could cyber-attacks target Pacific governments?|BURMA: Pressure mounts on military junta|PHILIPPINES: Life prison for Joseph Estrada|JAPAN: Limited market reaction to PM's resignation|JAPAN: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns|AUSTRALIA: APEC cautiously endorses Free Trade Area|SINGAPORE: Tiger Air plans to expand in Asia|
Tuesday 11/09/2007
Tue, Sep 11
Listen
|CHINA: Films on show at Hollywood festival|SINGAPORE: Tiger Air plans to expand in Asia|FIJI: EU considers suspending aid|AUSTRALIA: APEC cautiously endorses Free Trade Area|PAKISTAN: President set for showdown with judiciary|
Monday 10/09/2007
Mon, Sep 10
Listen
|SOUTH KOREA: Confirmation of first astronaut boosts space programme|INDONESIA: Megawati considers 2009 presidential bid|JAPAN: PM Abe fights for political life|AUSTRALIA: Indonesia, Australia must overcome mutual suspicions, says|PAKISTAN: Former PM returned to exile|
Friday 07/09/2007
Fri, Sep 7
Listen
|INDONESIA: Person to person bird flu transmission|FIJI: NGO calls for more sanctions against Fiji|AUSTRALIA: APEC endorses anti-corruption code|AUSTRALIA: China has 'legitimate concerns' over trilateral talks|AUSTRALIA: US calls for Asian democracy partnership|Asia Pacific Business: 7/09/2007|AUSTRALIA: Howard, Hu announce strategic dialogue|AUST: Climate change unity recedes at APEC|
Thursday 06/09/2007
Thu, Sep 6
Listen
|BURMA: Monks take security forces hostage|AUSTRALIA: Howard, Hu announce strategic dialogue|AUSTRALIA: Foreign Minister condemns Fiji emergency laws|AUST: Climate change unity recedes at APEC.|FIJI: Interim government reimposes emergency laws|
Wednesday 05/09/2007
Wed, Sep 5
Listen
|AUSTRALIA: Business wants climate change response from APEC|AUSTRALIA: Howard, Bush to upgrade defence ties|SOUTH KOREA: Hostages receive mixed homecoming|WORLD: Fuel companies developing safer biofuels|INDONESIA: Vice President promotes batik|
Tuesday 04/09/2007
Tue, Sep 4
Listen
|AUSTRALIA: No consensus on India's APEC membership|INDIA: Climate change not a concern yet|TAIWAN: Envoy warns against placating Beijng on UN bid|PAKISTAN: Two bomb blasts hit Rawalpindi|FIJI: Judiciary in turmoil as six judges resign|
Monday 03/09/2007
Mon, Sep 3
Listen
|NAURU: Australian rights body barred from detention centre|INDONESIA: President vows to change crime-ridden image|BANGLADESH: Former PM on corruption charges|AUSTRALIA: Free trade area on APEC agenda|AUSTRALIA: Enhanced security cooperation with US|PNG: Patients evacuated after Tarvurvur eruption|MALAYSIA: Celebrations to mark 50 years of independence|
Friday 31/08/2007
Fri, Aug 31
Listen
|AUSTRALIA: President Bush says Asia needs strong US presence|MALAYSIA: Celebrations to mark 50 years of independence|PNG: Patients evacuated after Tarvurvur eruption|ASEAN: Railway project to link countries to China|INDIA: Tata Motors prepares to launch 'world's cheapest car'|EAST TIMOR: Peacekeeping lessons must be learned|AUSTRALIA: Most Australians fear climate change more than terrorism|
Thursday 30/08/2007
Thu, Aug 30
Listen
|EAST TIMOR: Peacekeeping lessons must be learned|SOUTH KOREA: Seoul criticised for hostage deal with Taliban|CHINA: Communist Party set for reshuffle|AUSTRALIA: Most Australians fear climate change more than terrorism|PACIFIC: Call for Australia to ban illegal timber imports|PAKISTAN: Appeal against President Musharraf|CHINA: Tobacco advertising to be banned by 2011|PNG:Govt to establish new microfinance bank|
Wednesday 29/08/2007
Wed, Aug 29
Listen
|PAKISTAN: Appeal against President Musharraf|INDIA: Demand for ransom and abduction insurance rises|CHINA: Tobacco advertising to be banned by 2011|APEC: Business leaders want progress on climate change|FIJI: Ousted PM says travel to Suva 'blocked' by military|
Tuesday 28/08/2007
Tue, Aug 28
Listen
|AUSTRALIA: Skilled worker program under scrutiny|FIJI: Ousted PM says travel to Suva 'blocked' by military|BURMA: Buddhist monks join fresh protests in northwest|CHINA: Police in hunt for missing uranium|CAMBODIA: Energy resources finds prompt navy expansion|
Monday 27/08/2007
Mon, Aug 27
Listen
|JAPAN: PM reshuffles cabinet to win back support|BURMA: Fresh protests in wake of fuel price rises|AUSTRALIA: Climate change high on APEC agenda|PNG: HIV patients reportedly buried alive|NAURU: Reformist government returned to power|PACIFIC: Warning on tuna stocks relaxed|CAMBODIA: Opposition echoes UN call for Tribunal judge's reinstatement|INDONESIA: Bali fears economic downturn after birdflu deaths|
Thursday 23/08/2007
Thu, Aug 23
Listen
|BANGLADESH: Curfew in six cities following riots|ASIA: Security experts voice concern over US role|ASIA: W.H.O. calls disease 'the new terrorism'|VIETNAM: Economy showing possible signs of overheating|INDONESIA: Military no longer considers Aceh rebels a threat|BURMA: Second protest over petrol price rises, more arrests|CHINA: Central Bank lifts interest rates again|INDONESIA: Praise for bilateral trade deal with Japan|CHINA: Miners clash with security guards|
Wednesday 22/08/2007
Wed, Aug 22
Listen
|BURMA: Second protest over petrol price rises, more arrests|AUSTRALIA: Navy fires on 'illegal' foreign fishing boat|CHINA: Central Bank lifts interest rates again|PNG: PM due to announce cabinet this week|THAILAND: UNHCR details plight of Hmong refugees|CHINA: Beijing Airport scales back flights, citing safety|
Tuesday 21/08/2007
Tue, Aug 21
Listen
|AUSTRALIA: War of words with NZ over Iraq|FIJI: No sugar subsidies in 2007|CHINA: Miners clash with security guards|CAMBODIA: Golf course to be built on Vietnamese border|INDONESIA: Praise for bilateral trade deal with Japan|NEW ZEALAND|THAILAND: Voters say 'yes' to army-backed constitution|CAMBODIA: Rare birds to benefit from global conservation bid|
Monday 20/08/2007
Mon, Aug 20
Listen
|CHINA: Pig disease spreads to most provinces|JAPAN: PM embarks on Asia tour|THAILAND: Voters say 'yes' to army-backed constitution|TONGA: Dual citizenship welcomed by NZ Tongan leader|CAMBODIA: Rare birds to benefit from global conservation bid|ASIA: Markets looking irrational|NORTH KOREA: English language university set to open|
Friday 17/08/2007
Fri, Aug 17
Listen
|PAKISTAN: US prods Musharraf to share power|THAILAND: Voters prepare for landmark constitutional referendum|CAMBODIA: Judge transfer raises fears of Khmer Rouge trail delay|ASIA: Markets looking irrational|NORTH KOREA: English language university set to open|Asia Pacific Business 17/08/2007|PAKISTAN: Warnings of chaos unless elections are held|TONGA: Second military contingent headed to Iraq|TIMOR: New national park crucial for local environment|
Thursday 16/08/2007
Thu, Aug 16
Listen
|MALAYSIA: Mining giant Rio Tinto to build major aluminium plant|NORTH KOREA: Floods kill hundreds, aid agencies prepare to help|AFGHANISTAN: Australia's role 'may be futile'|TONGA: Second military contingent headed to Iraq|TIMOR: New national park crucial for local environment|TAIWAN: Nationalist leader cleared of corruption|RUSSIA & CHINA: Concerns over joint security pact|
© 2008 RadioTime. All Rights Reserved. Trademarks displayed do not imply endorsement by their holders.