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Lower New Zealand dollar is helping wine sales
The lobby group for wine producers says the lower New Zealand dollar is helping sales Audio
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Advocate says curfew shows danger for PNG refugees
Audio 9 Jun 2015A refugee watchdog says a curfew for refugees on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is a stark indicator that refugees cannot be safely cared for there. Audio
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Aspiring women leaders told to do more in Solomon Islands
Audio 8 Jun 2015A local female politician in Solomon Islands says women need take a greater role in their community if they are to stand a chance in the male dominated politics of Melanesia. Audio
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Sport: Manu Samoa keen to honour Jerry Collins during ABs test
Samoa is keen to pay their respects and honour Jerry Collins when the All Blacks play in Apia next month. Audio
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Geopolitical storm coming to a head in MSG
Audio 8 Jun 2015A geopolitical storm is coming to a head in the Melanesian Spearhead Group as the Pacific islands sub-regional organisation considers a membership bid by West Papuans of Indonesia. Audio
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NZ community leader lambasts Tongan budget
Audio 8 Jun 2015A community leader in New Zealand says the Tonga government's decision to raise departure tax by almost US$50 is an unreasonable burden on overseas-based Tongans. Audio
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Niue - global bee sanctuary?
Audio 5 Jun 2015Niue could become a global bee sanctuary if the plans of two businessmen succeed. Audio
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Tonga confident of reaching 2020 renewable energy goals
Audio 4 Jun 2015Tonga's electricity supplier says there is no doubt it will reach the goal of having at least half of the country's energy from renewable sources by 2020. Audio
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Solomons public appeal for dual citizenship growing
Audio 4 Jun 2015A public appeal for the consideration of dual citizenship in Solomon Islands is gaining momentum both inside and outside the country. Audio
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Ruined clinics in Vanuatu put pressure on main hospital
Audio 3 Jun 2015More than two months since Cyclone Pam, Vanuatu's main hospital is still struggling to cope with increased referrals from outer islands where 80 percent of health aid posts remain destroyed or… Audio
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Solomons examine lack of women's representation in parliament
Audio 3 Jun 2015The Solomon Islands is this week taking a closer look at the lack of women's participation in parliament as part of the governments push to review legislation and policies affecting political… Audio
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Free legal advice in Cooks hopes to empower women
Audio 2 Jun 2015A Cook Islands counselling centre says it hopes to empower victims of domestic violence, by giving them access to free legal advice. Audio
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Giant clams on brink of extinction in Pacific
Audio 2 Jun 2015A New Zealand marine biologist says drastic measures must be taken to save Pacific giant clam populations which he says are on the brink of extinction in much of the region. Audio
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Online database looks to boost Cook Island Maori
An award winning online database is hoping to play a part in reviving the Cook Islands Maori language. Audio
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Leaders need to take deeper regional approach
Audio 1 Jun 2015The head of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Dame Meg Taylor has thrown down the gauntlet to Pacific island leaders saying they need to take a deeper regional approach to solving problems and… Audio
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Pacific atolls changing not sinking
Audio 1 Jun 2015The author of a recent report which sparked headlines around the world saying Tuvalu is growing, not sinking says the research is being misrepresented. Audio
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Priest in PNG says doctors can help solve sorcery beliefs
Audio 29 May 2015A missionary in the Papua New Guinea highlands says the medical profession can help police in spreading awareness about human disease, to counter sorcery beliefs. Audio
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Administrator dismisses Norfolk opposition to reforms
Audio 29 May 2015Australia's administrator on Norfolk Island says opposition to reforms initiated by Canberra is being led by a few politicians who fear for their jobs. Audio
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Expert says Vanuatu's huge cyclone damage bill unnecessary
Audio 29 May 2015An emergency management expert says Vanuatu needs to introduce cyclone proof building codes to avoid more big damage bills from disasters like Cyclone Pam. Audio
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Sorcery in PNG ' spreading like wildfire '- police
Audio 28 May 2015: Repeated acts of brutal violence in Papua New Guinea's highlands provinces are being put down to the spreading of superstitious beliefs. Audio
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Chikungunya virus spreads to half of Pacific
Audio 28 May 2015The mosquito borne chikungunya virus has now reached half of the Pacific and is likely to spread to non-affected countries in the region over the next five years. Audio
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More Maori in need of budget help
More Maori are reaching out for help to deal with the consequences of quick-cash loans, mounting bills and rising rents. Audio
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Oil spill concern in American Samoa
Audio 27 May 2015There's concern up to 4,000 litres of fuel and 75 tonnes of fish could be spilled into the ocean in American Samoa where a longliner ran aground in bad weather. Audio
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Physicians demand changes to Aust asylum policies
Audio 27 May 2015Physicians say that Australia's mandatory detention of asylum seekers is inhumane and must end. Audio
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PNG unable to address doctor shortages
Audio 27 May 2015Papua New Guinea doctors say the country's inability to address staff shortages has reached critical levels with recent figures showing 3-6 million Papua New Guineans living in areas with no access to… Audio