How well do you know your Pacific news and current affairs?

Think you’ve been keeping up with Pacific news?

Put your knowledge to the test with the latest PMN Pacific News Quiz.

From the Pacific to Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond, see how much you remember from the stories we’ve been following over the past week.

Weekly Pacific News Quiz

1. Which Pacific country has appointed its first woman Governor-General?

2. Tonga has used its anti-terrorism law for the first time to convict a leader of which outlaw motorcycle gang?

3. Which Fijian-Australian star scored two tries as the Roosters won the NRL Grand Final?

4. Health authorities in which Pacific nation have reassured the public after two cases of HIV were detected?

Temukisa Auina Penehuro Hauma became the first woman to be appointed Governor-General of which Pacific country?

5. Which Pacific country will hold a referendum on proposed changes to its Constitution in December?

6. Which Samoan All Black has signed a one-season deal with the Blues for what has been described as his “last dance”?

7. Which Asian country is looking to Pacific workers to help address labour shortages in agriculture, nursing care and construction?

Which Asian country is looking to Pacific workers to help address labour shortages in agriculture, nursing care and construction?

8. Which fees does a Māngere budgeting service warn are adding to debt pressure for Pacific families?

9. Which three countries are co-hosting the Pacific Pre-COP31 meetings and Leaders’ event?

10. Which Sāmoan former world champion athlete recently received her King’s Birthday Honour from the Governor-General?

Health authorities in which Pacific nation have reassured the public after two cases of HIV were detected?

Answers

1. Tuvalu - Temukisa Auina Penehuro Hauma 2. The Comancheros 3. Mark Nawaqanitawase 4. Niue 5. Fiji 6. Ardie Savea 7. Japan 8. Hidden fees for insurance, warranties and subscriptions 9. Fiji, Tuvalu and Australia 10. Beatrice Faumuina

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