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Surveys prepare Bougainville for removal of unexploded bombs
Audio 21 Mar 2014Groundwork for another Pacific chapter of Operation Render Safe in Bougainville. Audio
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Pink eye outbreak infects over 300 people in Samoa
Audio 20 Mar 2014A rapidly spreading viral conjunctivitis known as pink eye has infected more than 300 people in Samoa. Audio
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Govt response to Pacific languages disappointing
Audio 20 Mar 2014A group of Auckland educators say the government is not doing enough to help Pacific students prosper at preschools, and is in danger of repeating past mistakes made with Te Reo Maori. Audio
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FBI called in to help search for missing plane
Audio 20 Mar 2014As the search for the missing Malaysian Airlines jet continues over a 12th day, the FBI has been called in to help probe the background of the plane's pilot. Audio
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RNZAF Squadron leader helps in search for Flight MH370
Audio 20 Mar 2014The frustration felt by the families of people on board a missing aircraft has led to a confrontation at a media centre in Kuala Lumpur. Audio
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Basic healthcare training for Fiji squatter settlements
Audio 20 Mar 2014A new programme in Fiji is training people to provide basic healthcare to residents in squatter settlements. Audio
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Harsher penalties for infanticide rejected in Vanuatu
Audio 19 Mar 2014Vanuatu's council of women is rejecting a call from a Tanna chief for stricter penalties on mothers who kill their newborn babies. Audio
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Views sought on replacement document for Pacific Plan
Audio 19 Mar 2014More views being sought on what should replace the region's document for closer integration, the Pacific Plan. Audio
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Court hears how murder victim texted in vain for help
Audio 18 Mar 2014A man is beginning a jail term of at least 17 years for murdering a Northland mother of one whose family did not see her texted pleas for help in time. Audio
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Plan to set up a TV station in Bougainville to empower people
Audio 18 Mar 2014Setting up a television station on Bougainville as a medium for getting information to the people is a high priority for the regional member of Papua New Guinea's autonomous province. Audio
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Fiji women identify key election issues including gay rights
Audio 18 Mar 2014Young women from all around Fiji meet in Suva to decide on the key issues they want raised in the lead-up to the elections promised for September. Audio
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Land disputes in Niue could be dealt with more quickly
Audio 17 Mar 2014It's hoped the recent appointment of land commissioners in Niue will help move land disputes through court more quickly. Audio
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More students with learning problems will access exam help
Audio 17 Mar 2014Ministry of Education and the NZ Qualifications Authority announce more students with learning problems will be able to access exam help. Audio
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Solomon Islands PM emphasises governance reforms
Audio 17 Mar 2014Solomon Islands Prime Minister identifies governance reforms as integral to the development of his country, particularly the rural communities. Audio
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Samoan New Zealand artist awarded $40,000 artist's residency
Audio 17 Mar 2014New Zealand-born Samoan photographer Greg Semu awarded Creative New Zealand artist residency in Berlin. Audio
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Fiji farmers receive a boost for soil
Audio 17 Mar 2014Dalo farmers on Fiji's Taveuni island receive aid to boost soil quality and improve export production. Audio
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Polyfest future under threat, plea to PM for financial help
Audio 14 Mar 2014Organisers of Auckland's Polyfest fear the annual schools cultural competition could be wiped out if tomorrow's final day is cancelled because of Cyclone Lusi. Audio
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International award motivates Fiji politician
Audio 14 Mar 2014A Fiji politician and women's rights advocate Roshika Deo says she's been motivated to keep going with her campaign to get elected after winning an international award. Audio
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New coalition wants to encourage PNG's entrepreneurial women
Audio 14 Mar 2014A new coalition has been set up in Papua New Guinea with the aim of encouraging women in business right down to the grass roots level. Audio
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Solomons Women's theatre company draws international attention
Audio 14 Mar 2014A women's theatre company in Solomon Islands that performs shows with an anti-violence message is starting to garner international interest. Audio
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GCSB denies it had help from NSA in shaping NZ law
Audio 12 Mar 2014The Government's external spying agency is denying it had help from the United States National Security Agency in rewriting the law governing the way it operates. The former NSA… Audio
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Call to rationalise Pacific aid spending to promote delivery
Audio 12 Mar 2014The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio
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High carb, low protein diets help you live longer
Audio 11 Mar 2014Low-carbohydrate high-protein diets are all the rage right now, but researchers have found they might help you to an earlier grave. Scientists at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre gave… Audio
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Pacific Forum calls for public feedback on Pacific Plan changes
Audio 10 Mar 2014The Pacific Islands Forum advisor on the Pacific Plan says the want public input to further narrow down the documents objectives. Audio
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Regional dengue outbreak unprecedented - SPC
Audio 10 Mar 2014SPC says the number of dengue fever outbreaks in the Paific over the past year is unprecedented and more research needs to be done into its cause. Audio