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Steel, aluminium tariffs won't help US - economics expert
Mexico, Canada and the European Union have been slapped with tariffs on aluminum and steel they export to the United States. The final go-ahead was announced just a few hours ago and ends a two-month… Audio
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Call for peace and compensation after brawl in Samoa
The Samoan community is still reeling from last weekend's unrest on the island of Savaii. Audio
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More mothers dying in childbirth in Papua New Guinea
Maternal mortality rates in Papua New Guinea appear to have worsened over the past five years with the risk of dying during childbirth now estimated at 1 in 120 women. Audio
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Climate resilience training underway
The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme and the United Nations are holding a Pacific wide training programme to enhance resilience to climate change. Audio
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Ukrainian police help stage murder of Russian journalist
Audio 31 May 2018He was reportedly shot twice in the back and reportedly he died in the ambulance on the way to hospital. But then he walked into a press conference about his death, fit and well. It turns out Arkady… Audio
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Green Party demanding help for meth testing evictees
The Green Party is demanding the government put things right for the victims of what it describes as the country's methamphetamine testing hysteria. Benedict Collins reports. Audio
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Diabetes death rates in Fiji worst in the world
Audio 30 May 2018The latest life expectancy world rankings show Fiji has the highest death rate from diabetes in the world with 188 of 100,000 fatalities being attributed to the disease. Audio
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How the Pacific can cope with disasters - expert
Audio 29 May 2018One of the experts speaking at this week's New Zealand Emergency Management Conference has had a lot of experience helping Fiji improve its systems to cope with disaster. Audio
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How quiet classical music can help your waistline
Researchers have discovered listening to quiet classical music can help you make better diet choices. Video, Audio
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Govt needs expert help with KiwiBuild - Salvation Army
The Salvation Army says the Housing Minister Phil Twyford needs to call in experts if his Kiwibuild scheme is to succeed. It is backing the government's plan to build 100,000 affordable homes over the… Audio
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Auckland businesses provide major Tonga business with aid
Audio 28 May 2018Pacific Trade and Invest says businesses are often forgotten about when disaster strikes with the focus on families and communities but they are endeavouring to do something about it. Audio
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Can better hearing aids help reduce cognitive decline?
The Universities of Auckland and Canterbury are undertaking research into whether optimized hearing aids can help reduce cognitive decline, and they are seeking participants aged over 65 Audio
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New police app helps officers investigate family violence
Officers started using the app today, which lets them record video interviews on the spot and log details of what happened and why. Video, Audio
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Sport: PNG Rugby maps path forward following mediation
PNG Rugby's new administration plots path ahead after rival factions come together. Audio
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Punialava'a to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
Renowned Samoa music group wins Lifetime Achievement Award in New Zealand. Audio
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French Polynesia readies for huge Chinese fish farm in Hao
Audio 24 May 2018Work expected to start on huge Chinese fish farm on French Polynesia's Hao atoll. Audio
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Jehovah's Witness helped rescue teenager sold for sex
The case of a teenager forced to have sex 1000 times in 18 months by her mother and mum's partner came to light through a chance meeting the teen had with a Jehovah's Witness. Audio
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Top Pacific youth leaders get US grants for projects
Young leaders from across the Pacific region share their community projects for US grant funding. Audio
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More needs to be done to help those affected by nuclear testing - academic
An academic who was part of a Nobel Prize-winning campaign for a treaty against nuclear weapons says more needs to be done to help those dealing with the lingering effects of nuclear weapons testing.
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Samoa poet highlights mother's treatment in New Zealand
Audio 16 May 2018Samoan pens a poem venting her frustrations over NZ's Ministry of Social Development declining her mother, who has Alzheimers, a residential care home subsidy. Audio
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Upcoming royal nuptials help Australia's republican movement
Australia's Republican movement gets stronger as the upcoming royal nuptials get closer. Audio
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Pasifika midwives in NZ seek 'budget' recognition
Pacific midwives in NZ call for more support, pay and recognition of their expertise ahead of government budget announcements. Audio
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Sport: Former Hurricane helping grow rugby on Guam
A former Hurricanes Super Rugby prop is helping rugby union grow on Guam. Audio
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PNG secondary school to close as govt funds dry up
A large Papua New Guinea secondary school is preparing to close at the end of this week due to funding shortfalls, leaving it unable to meet its operating costs and providing food for boarding… Audio
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Fiji needs to look at 'big picture' of animal welfare
There is a call for Fiji to look at the "big picture" when it comes to animal welfare after a dog was found with a large knife wound in its back. Audio