Pacific WINS has been shining a spotlight on seven remarkable female athletes from across the Pacific. The Pacific Games have now finished in Apia, Samoa - so how did they go? Josephine Navula, one of the journalists who helped make the Pacific WINS podcast, shares the achievements of the athletes.

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BONUS: Celebrating success at the Pacific Games

Pacific WINS shines a spotlight on outstanding female athletes from across the Pacific. From PNG’s sprint queen Toea Wisil to Vanuatu’s para-athlete Ellie Enock, Tonga’s taekwondo newcomer Malia Paseka and veteran Fijian hurdler Ana Kaloucava. Pacific WINS reveals how remarkable women from island nations have risen to the top of their sport to compete at the 2019 Pacific Games in Samoa. The storytellers themselves are pioneering Pacific female journalists and ambassadors for women’s sport in their countries. Pacific WINS gives you a unique insight into the world of Pacific sport - from women’s perspective. CREDITS: This podcast also supports Pacific women to become sports journalists. It is part of the Women in News and Sport Program (WINS) run by Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development team and is supported by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Produced by Dorcas Tindri, Dinnierose Raiko, Josephine Navula, Eleanor Gee, Lagi Keresoma, Adel Fruean and Brenda Daniel. Executive produced by Justine Kelly, Fiona Churchman and Karen Shrosbery.

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