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Unpacking the NRL Deal: Who Gains the Most?
Unpacking the NRL Deal: Who Gains the Most?

ABC News

time24-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • ABC News

Unpacking the NRL Deal: Who Gains the Most?

This week on Radio Australia, we're amplifying the voices behind Pacific stories — from music to sports to politics! Nesia Daily Hosts Michael Chow and Jacob McQuire catch up with musician Jay Sint, who reflects on his breakout 2024 single that struck a national chord through collaboration and community. Fresh off the Field Host Sam Wykes takes a closer look at footy flag — the fast-paced new sport making its Olympic debut at LA 2028. Politok Scott Waide breaks down the PNG-Australia NRL deal, offering sharp insights into who truly stands to gain. Relax into your Sunday morning with two hours of the best stories from across the Pacific. Host, Kuntamari Crofts will take you on a Pacific Sundays journey, bringing you stories that will inspire, entertain and inform you.

Gauging the next generation of hip-hop in Papua New Guinea with one of its bright up-and-comers, Jay Sint
Gauging the next generation of hip-hop in Papua New Guinea with one of its bright up-and-comers, Jay Sint

ABC News

time19-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • ABC News

Gauging the next generation of hip-hop in Papua New Guinea with one of its bright up-and-comers, Jay Sint

For multilingual music-makers in the Pacific, which language would you deploy when spitting a couple of fire hip-hop bars? It's just one of the many questions we had for Jay Sint, an up-and-coming rapper in Papua New Guinea's hip-hop scene. On the dynamic felt between him and his peers, he told Nesia Daily: "It's competitive but it's healthy competition between brothers… It's very exciting to come together." Spurred on by the lyricism of local legends such as Sprigga Mek, Jay Sint and his crew of young, like-minded MCs found some national attention through a collaborative single released in late 2024, Block Party Dubplate — a song which found legs well beyond its original purpose as promotional material for a live event they were putting on in the nation's capital. "So when people started vibing to it and listening to it, I'm like… It wasn't supposed to blow up like this," he said. Funnily enough, despite having already happened, he still has people asking him for details about the show spotlighted on the track. Speaking candidly with Nesia Daily, Jay Sint spoke about his family roots, music making, and which language he finds most natural whilst rapping.

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