Talofa

So talofa kia ora, good morning, uh, Roini.

Thanks for being with us.

Talofa.

Thanks for having me.

Just tell us a little bit more, um, about the Pacific context here.

With that, I say kia ora.

Tālofa, Nicola and Shadon,

welcome to Pacific Beat.

Kia

ora.

Tālofa.

Thank you very much for joining us this morning.

I want to get straight into it, though.

[upbeat music] Kia ora, Bula, Kia orana, Talofa, Malo e lelei and welcome to Two Palagi and a PC NEC Pod.

My name's Glenn Murphy.

I am here on Waiheke Island in, uh, Aotearoa, New Zealand, but, uh, loving telling stories about Pacific business and learning along with the people we're talking to each week.

[jingle] Talofa lava i le ol taulaele e le vitia sutolu ua lava lau faafaga.

Faamautino le faatolu ma tagata e maua oga ia mae faau Dr. Mary Taupete e le faaau o upela o polokalama a feleti a oga uma, ma o le a leai se faletio nuu pe faavaatuia.

I lena tusina lava ua tuuina eso o le lafi faalauaai.

I didn't realise it was Tongan language week.

Oh, Talofa.

Happy Tongan language week.

That's Samoan what you just said.

Kia ora, talofa, namaste, haere mai and welcome to the Niche Cage.

This is our big old podcast where we kick back, relax and have a big old yarn about some Aotearoa sporting matters.

I'm fresh off of listening to some Cypress Hill, the Black Sunday album.

Kia orana.

Talofa.

Mālō e lelei, and welcome to Tu Palagi and a PCNEC Pod.

My name's Glenn Murphy.