Radio Tarana Interview with David Seymour

Labour MP Priyanca Radhakrishnan joins Radio Tarana to talk about Parent visa delays, Staff shortages in Health care and says government is wasting money by appointing Advisory group for Retail crime.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins Radio Tarana for his regular interview, he talks about work from home policy, police commissioners resignation and Parent category visa.

Professor Prasad talks about the impact of Australia and New Zealand's struggling economy on Fiji and Pacific Island nations, Agriculture land leases. He says past Fiji First government did not do enough to combat drugs cases in the country and he did mention about the allegations brought against him by FICAC.

ACT leader David Seymour says past Labour government should be blamed for increasing number of gun violence in the country.

GIRMIT – The Fields of Sadness: A Heartbreaking Story of Fiji’s Indian Indentured Workers 1879-1920 unveils the profound suffering, endured by Fiji's Indian indentured workers, known as the Girmitiyas. Between 1879 and 1920, 60,965 Indians were transported to Fiji to work in the sugarcane plantations under conditions akin to slavery.

Author/Producer of the documentary -Rajendra Prasad speaks to Radio Tarana's Sanjesh Narain to share more details about the documentary.

Premiere of documentary, GIRMIT - The Field of Sadness, in Auckland on Friday, 30 August 2024, at Sylvia Park Hoyts Cinema 1, starting at 7:30 pm.

Prime minister Rt Hon Christopher Luxon has refuted claims his government's policies are anti-Maori, He joined Radio Tarana to give his views on energy crisis and migrant exploitation in the country.

Labour's Mental Health and Senior's spokesperson Ingrid Leary joins Radio Tarana to talk about funding cuts and its impact on Mental Health in the country. She says Coalition government's policies will affect mental health of Maori in the country and she also believes that in some ways Fiji Indians should be recognised at Pacifika in New Zealand, currently Fiji Indians are recognised at Fijian Indian or an Indian.