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Calls for a memorial to Bougainville's missing
Audio 6 Sep 2016After this year's commemorations in Bougainville for those who disappeared in the civil war, there are calls for tangible progress from family members of the missing. Audio
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SOS drink company will need more funds to help expansion
Audio 6 Sep 2016A New Zealand drink company, SOS Hydrate, is looking to raise another US $5 million in the next few months to fund expansion in the United States and Britain. Audio
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NZ celebrates Tongan language and culture
Audio 6 Sep 2016New Zealand's Tongan Language Week or Uike Katoanga'i 'o e Lea Faka-Tonga, has kicked off with a celebration of unity and culture in Wellington. Audio
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No help given to single, homeless mother, inquiry told
A woman left homeless with her five children after escaping her abusive husband told the final day of an inquiry into homelessness that the government failed to help her. Audio
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High level corruption under spotlight in PNG
Audio 5 Sep 2016Papua New Guina's capacity to hold high-level corruption to account is under the spotlight after the former prime minister Sir Michael Somare was implicated in a Singapore money laundering case. Audio
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Cook Islands college fire brings asbestos problems to the fore
Audio 5 Sep 2016A recent fire at a college in the Cook Islands has brought the country's problems with asbestos to the fore. Audio
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Pacific women working together to end gender violence
Audio 5 Sep 2016Pacific men and women working on the front-lines to end gender violence are constantly looking for new ways improve their work. Audio
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Project launched to boost fish stocks in Tuvalu
Audio 5 Sep 2016Its hoped a project that's been launched in Tuvalu will reverse the decline in fish stocks that's threatening the food security and livelihoods of local fishing communities. Audio
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PNG urged to hone cruise tourism industry
Audio 5 Sep 2016A new report has encouraged Papua New Guinea to grasp the multimillion dollar benefits that cruise tourism could provide the country. Audio
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Sport: Organisers confident Vanuatu Mini Games are on track
Audio 5 Sep 2016New Pacific Mini Games CEO says event is on track. Audio
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UN helps with peace awareness in Bougainville
Audio 2 Sep 2016The Papua New Guinea resident co-ordinator for the United Nations System says the agency wants to help raise further awareness about the peace process in Bougainville. Audio
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British MPs call on Australia to review its actions in Norfolk
Audio 2 Sep 2016A cross party delegation of British MPs has called on Australia to review its decision to remove the autonomy of Norfolk Island. Audio
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You are invited to help shape the future trade policy
Audio 2 Sep 2016"Do you want to help shape New Zealand's trade policy strategy?" Trade Minister Todd McClay says the strategy needs to adapt and he wants public input. Audio
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NZ asked to help save detainee from deportation to Syria
Audio 2 Sep 2016An Australian woman is begging the New Zealand Government to step in to save her fiance from being sent to war-torn Syria. Audio
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Trump's meeting with Mexico's president could help his campaign
Donald Trump's meeting with Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico could be a turning point in his campaign, CNBC producer Jake Novak told Checkpoint. Audio
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Samoan paddling festival looks for govt support
Audio 1 Sep 2016Organisers of Samoa's international Alo Paopao paddling festival are hoping the government will get behind the event which is helping to boost Samoa's tourism and economy. Audio
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Music in schools would provide career options
Audio 1 Sep 2016A music education could open up career paths for Pasifika students but it isn't taught in Fiji's secondary schools. Audio
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Woolies turn around expected to help
Over the Tasman and the supermarket chain, Woolworths, is hoping the heavy losses are behind it as it slashes jobs and prices. Audio
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Poor data, handicaps Marshalls' poverty response
Audio 30 Aug 2016Limited access to up to date statistics in the Marshall Islands is hindering the government's response to poverty. Audio
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Tongan govt confident in staying course
Audio 30 Aug 2016Two members of Tonga's cabinet believe the government will stand strong in the face of continued threats of a no-confidence motion. Audio
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Pacific aims to sign PACER-Plus before the end of the year
Audio 30 Aug 2016Pacific countries are aiming to sign off on a proposed free trade agreement with Australia and New Zealand before the end of the year. Audio
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Former Nauru MP barred from seeking urgent medical treatment
Audio 29 Aug 2016A former president of Nauru says the government has cancelled his visa to prevent him from seeking urgent medical treatment overseas. Audio
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Skateboarding programme aims to help young Tongans
An American is trying to help troubled youths in Tonga by getting them into skateboarding. Audio
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Negotiations conclude on free trade agreement for Pacific
Audio 29 Aug 2016Trade ministers from 16 Pacific Islands Forum countries have agreed to the legal text of the proposed PACER Plus regional free trade agreement. Audio
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New Samoan airline already aiming to spread its wings
Audio 29 Aug 2016A new airline that will start flying between Samoa and American Samoa from this week, also has plans for more Pacific connections. Audio