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Naked Bus expects new sleeper service to help business grow
Naked Bus has introduced an overnight sleeper service on its main long-haul bus route, which it hopes will help it grow its business. Audio
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NZ union backed charity educates Fiji workers
Audio 24 Oct 2014A charity backed by New Zealand unions is helping Fiji workers learn about their rights as weakened Fiji unions struggle with restrictive decrees. Audio
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Poor wages stymie Fiji's garment sector
Audio 23 Oct 2014A union backed charity says poverty-level wages are holding Fiji back from being a niche player as the "clean clothes producer" of the region. Audio
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Vanuatu evicted to be moved to new site
Audio 22 Oct 2014More than 300 residents have been evicted from an illegal settlement in the capital Port Vila. Audio
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The State of Homelessness in America 2014
Audio 22 Oct 2014State of Hawaii has highest rates of homelessness in the USA Audio
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NCW supports 26 women in Solomons elections
Audio 22 Oct 201426 women to contest Solomon Islands elections in November Audio
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Difficulties fester in Australia's asylum seeker deal with PNG
Audio 22 Oct 2014Ongoing difficulties in Australia's asylum seeker deal with PNG could yet cause great political embarrasment for Canberra. Audio
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NCW supports 26 women in Solomons elections
Audio 21 Oct 2014The National Council of Women in Solomon Islands says it has helped prepare at least 26 women to run for office next month. Audio
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Pacific discusses issues facing disabled
Audio 21 Oct 2014Pacific governments and healthcare professionals gather to develop plans to ease challenges faced by those with disabilities. Audio
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Fiji to boost its local rice production - FAO
Audio 21 Oct 2014Fiji is to get expert advice from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation in order to rev up its local rice production and avoid relying on imports. Audio
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Australia sending special forces to help fight against IS
Audio 20 Oct 2014Australia has reached a deal with Iraq to send in 200 special forces troops as advisors. Audio
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Effort to record PNG's WWII stories 'urgent', says researcher
Audio 20 Oct 2014A pilot oral history project has just been completed in Papua New Guinea recording the experiences of those affected by the second world war. Audio
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NZ Samoans use bikes to convey health message
Audio 20 Oct 2014A group of New Zealand Samoans are using bikes to take their health message to men in their home country. Audio
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Pacific players think twice about playing for All Blacks
Audio 20 Oct 2014Tongan rugby coach thinks Pacific players in New Zealand will think twice before trying to make the All Blacks. Audio
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Niue marks 40 years of independence
Audio 17 Oct 2014Niue over the next few days is marking the fortieth anniversary of its achievement of self government from New Zealand. Audio
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Government on Norfolk Island fears it will lose democracy
Audio 17 Oct 2014Norfolk Island seeks a say in Canberra's plans to reduce its legislative council to local government level. Audio
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Aspiring company director wants to keep helping startups
The head of the New Zealand Venture Investment Fund says she wants to share insights gained from being on the board of a large firm to help startups become listed companies. Audio
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Text scheme helps Papua New Guinea health workers
Audio 15 Oct 2014Papua New Guinea health workers trial text messaging scheme to help them stick to new malaria protocols. Audio
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ADHD drug could help treat methamphetamine addicts
A drug used to treat inattentive and hyperactive children could be the key to weaning addicts off methamphetamine or P. Audio
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Pacific countries urged to pick up the pace for MDG deadline
Audio 13 Oct 2014With 500 days to go Pacific countries are urged to pick up the pace for the 2015 MDG deadline. Audio
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Tongan Parliament opens up for public education.
Audio 10 Oct 2014Tongan Parliament opens up for public education. Audio
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Australian watchdog wants end to detention of children
Audio 9 Oct 2014The president of Australia's Human Rights Commission has called for an end to the government's policy of locking asylum seeker children up in mandatory detention. Audio
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Sir John Kirwan on helping teens
Former All Black, now successful coach, John Kirwan has encouraged many men to seek help for depression - he has now turned his attention to helping teenagers with mental health issues. His book Stand… Audio
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Whanganui appeals for help to save Sarjeant Gallery
Whanganui is appealing to art lovers nationwide to help raise the 32-million-dollars they need to redevelop the landmark Sarjeant Gallery. Audio
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Wilding Pines battlers call on Govt for more help
A group trying to battle wilding pines in the Queenstown area have a strong message for the new incoming Conservation Minister, Maggie Barry. Audio