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Samoa to reform village bylaws
Audio 9 Jul 2015The Samoan government is proposing a change to village by-laws to help curb rising levels of domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse in village communities. Audio
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Local flavour for Cook Islands' 50th independence anniversary
Audio 8 Jul 2015The formal celebrations to mark the upcoming 50th independence anniversary in the Cooks Islands will take on a more local flavour. Audio
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Memories of Rainbow Warrior's final voyage re-ignited
Audio 8 Jul 2015A book recording the first and only Pacific voyage of the Rainbow Warrior is being re-issued to mark the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the boat in Auckland Harbour by French spies. Audio
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Lapita archaeologists meet in Vanuatu
Audio 8 Jul 2015Organisers hope a conference on the Pacific's ancient Lapita people will help experts get up to date and fuel further research. Audio
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Locals embrace Pacific Games in Port Moresby
Audio 7 Jul 2015Spectators and volunteers are throwing their support behind the Pacific Games in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby. Audio
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China's government steps in to help support stock market
Audio 7 Jul 2015A series of drastic measures put in place by the Chinese government to help stop the country's stock markets slump has had only limited success so far. Audio
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Quake barrier could help protect cities from shakes
Scientists at the University of Brighton have come up with new technology which they say could help protect cities from damaging earthquakes. Audio
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School principals call for help
They say their work is so complicated and stressful they need experienced, independent mentors to advise them - especially if they are new to the job Audio
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Help for principal's as parents look to lawyers
Patrick Walsh the former President of the Secondary Principals' Association... Audio
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Radical solutions to climate change needed - Kiribati
The president of Kiribati says there is a need for radical solutions to dealing with the effects of climate change, such as creating floating islands or building up the land. Audio
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More eye care training for the Pacific
The Fred Hollows Foundation in New Zealand says the new regional eye care centre in Solomon Islands will fill an important training gap for tertiary eye care in the Pacific. Audio
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Economist says NZD in the 50s may help dairy farmers
ANZ economist, Con Williams, has downgraded his milk price forecast to $4.50 a kilo of milk solids for the new season. Audio
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NGOs call for tailored disaster response
Audio 2 Jul 2015A new NGO report is calling for a more tailored approach to disaster management in the Pacific citing the confusion in the wake of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu as proof a one size fits all approach is no… Audio
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Norfolk group to seek UN help for self determination
Audio 1 Jul 2015A Norfolk Island group launches a process to win United Nations backing for its push for self determination. Audio
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Global Climate Action too late for Kiribati
Audio 1 Jul 2015The President of Kiribati Anote Tong says whatever action the world decides to take at climate change talks in Paris, it comes too late for low-lying island nations like his own. Audio
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New vapour product helps smokers quit
A modern take on traditional Middle Eastern smoking, the e-shisha, is helping more and more smokers quit. Audio
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NZ helping Vanuatu tourism get back on its feet
Audio 1 Jul 2015Additional aid support from New Zealand for the Vanuatu tourism industry is welcomed as the sector gets back onto its feet. Audio
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NZ keen to help kickstart Middle East process
The Government has made kickstarting the beleagured Middle East peace process its top priority when New Zealand takes over the presidency of the United Nations Security Council tomorrow. Audio
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Indonesia says it will help develop Melanesia
Audio 30 Jun 2015The Indonesian government says it hopes to make a positive contribution to economic and developmental challenges in Melanesia. Audio
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Fitial's sentencing brings to a close a turbulent era in CNMI
Audio 29 Jun 2015The sentencing last week of the former governor of the Northern Marianas, Benigno Fitial, has been described as an historic moment for the territory. Audio
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PICAN submits climate declaration to Forum
Audio 29 Jun 2015A coalition of civil societies is calling for a stronger voice from the Pacific Islands Forum in the struggle against climate change. Audio
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Opposition MPs arrest not related to speaking out against Govt
Audio 29 Jun 2015Nauru says the arrest of three opposition MPs has nothing to do with them speaking out against the government. Audio
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Greater focus on gender equality needed in Pacific
Audio 29 Jun 2015An academic says the recent OECD review shows the New Zealand aid programme is neglecting issues such as gender equality and human rights. Audio
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EU tax haven list criticised as arbitrary
An academic who specialises in tax havens says a blacklist released by the European Commission last week is arbitrary and poorly constructed. Audio
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Regional push to see more Pacific police women
Audio 25 Jun 2015The low representation of women police officers in the Pacific, is among one of the key issues highlighted at a regional police conference in Auckland this week. Audio