Exclusive: Moetai Brotherson fears environmental risks of controversial practice and says independence from France must not be ‘rushed’
Mar 31 25March 31, 2025
Article at theguardian.com
No, there's no need to remortgage the house to visit Tahiti and French Polynesia. Despite a reputation for opulence and exclusivity, it's perfectly…
Jan 25 25January 25, 2025
Article at lonelyplanet.com
Some praised the representation of Pacific cultures while one activist labelled the depiction of demigod Maui character as ‘ridiculous’
Dec 06 24December 06, 2024
French Polynesia is the kind of travel destination daydreams are made of.
Dec 05 24December 05, 2024
Curious about Tahitian cuisine? Tiare Tuuha spoke with Orama Mollimard, a food tour guide who takes visitors and locals to the best places to eat in Papeete.
Nov 27 24November 27, 2024
Podcast at abc.net.au
Caps on the number of boats allowed to approach whales among measures to be introduced while experts say restrictions don’t go far enough
Oct 29 24October 29, 2024
By Tiare Tuuhia, for CNN Editor’s note: This story is part of As Equals, CNN’s ongoing series on gender inequality. For information about how the series is funded and more, check out our FAQs. Papeete, French Polynesia — In 2013, Hinamoeura Cross, a…
Aug 03 24August 03, 2024
Article at edition.cnn.com
Locals have refused to let the Paris 2024 Olympic Games damage their environment – or their way of life – in Teahupo'o, Tahiti. The village of Teahupo'o, located on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia, is considered remote even by island…
Aug 02 24August 02, 2024
Article at bbc.com
This week all eyes will be on Teahupo’o as it hosts the world’s best surfers. Many islanders welcome the new infrastructure brought by the 2024 Paris Games, but are concerned that any benefits will be undone by longer-term damage Photographs by Atea…
Jul 25 24July 25, 2024
The colorful giants of the tropics are thieves, and they’re not picky. Meet crabs that can span up to three feet long. Dominik Maximilián Ramík/CC BY 4.0 Each week, Atlas Obscura is providing a new short excerpt from our upcoming book, Wild Life: An…
May 31 24May 31, 2024
Article at Atlas Obscura
By Tiare Tuuhia ∘ Posted 14th May, 2024 ∘ Table of Contents Tetiaroa atoll is everything you ever dreamed an isolated tropical paradise would be: Swaying coconut palms, white sand beaches, water in a hundred different shades of blue. It’s a private…
May 14 24May 14, 2024
Article at Opposite End Of The World Travel Blog
By Tiare ∘ Posted 24th April, 2024 ∘ Table of Contents Tahiti offers a variety of shore excursions, and I recommend taking one! They’re a great way to see and do as much as possible in the short amount of time you’ll have on shore. Most cruise…
Apr 24 24April 24, 2024
By Tiare ∘ Posted 18th April, 2024 ∘ Table of Contents Heading to Papeete on your Tahiti Cruise Stopover and got no idea what to do? In all honesty, the best thing to do in Papeete is probably to leave Papeete and go somewhere else. I live in Papeete…
Apr 18 24April 18, 2024
Stockroom worker Wilson Poareu plans to study accounting and feels hopeful despite the world facing ‘more difficulties’ this year Twenty-four in 2024 is a series on the lives, hopes and fears of 24-year-olds around the world in a year of election…
Mar 10 24March 10, 2024
ISA says it has suggested more environmentally friendly solutions for judging the surf competition in Teahupo’o, known for its natural beauty Surfing’s world governing body has said it opposes construction of a controversial new judges’ tower for the…
Dec 20 23December 20, 2023
Welcome back to another week on Nesia Daily! To start off the program, we heard from Dr Anais Maurer who was interviewed by Tiare Tuuhia in French Polynesia. Dr Maurer is an academic who's research foregrounds how French Pacific artists and activists…
Dec 03 23December 03, 2023
Podcast at Nesia Daily
Located in a quiet part of Tahiti, in French Polynesia, the village of Tautira sits on the ocean’s edge, framed by black sand beaches and a turquoise lagoon. With a population of just over 2,500, Tautira is known as the “village at the end of the…
Oct 31 23October 31, 2023
Article at Hakai magazine
For Henry Tahurai, the ocean has always been part of the rhythm of life. The 31-year-old father grew up fishing, diving and surfing where he lives in Teahupo’o, next to the famed surf break in Tahiti. “There’s waterfalls and a river coming down from…
Jul 01 23July 01, 2023
Only 1,500 Rimatara lorikeets remain in the wild. On one French Polynesian island, residents fight to preserve lorikeet habitat and combat invasive rats. Rimatara, French PolynesiaEvery day at sunrise on the small French Polynesian island of…
Jul 05 22July 05, 2022
Article at nationalgeographic.com
Photography: QuinzeQuinze, Laurent Segretier In Tahiti, the main island in French Polynesia, music is an integral part of the culture. As essential to everyday life as water or air. Sorry - your browser is not supported. Please update your browser or…
Jun 15 22June 15, 2022
Article at Crack magazine
A huge tourist boom on Mo’orea Island has seen privatisation of coastline, with just three public beaches left Last November more than 2,000 people arrived on Temae beach, the heart of Mo’orea island in French Polynesia. The gathering was a a…
Apr 22 22April 22, 2022
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