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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
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The Brown Buttabean driving fitness across Auckland
Samoan fitness success story in New Zealand is motivating others in the Pacific region to start living a healthier lifestyle. Audio
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Rotuman Language Week makes debut
Audio 11 May 2018The community has turned out to support the debut of Rotuman Language Week in Auckland as part of efforts to save the language considered endangered by the UN. Audio
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Moves are afoot to refocus maritime aid spend in the Pacific
Audio 11 May 2018An expert on shipping in the Pacific says New Zealand government agencies should focus their development budgets on improving maritime safety infrastructure in the region. Audio
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More people flee their homes on Hawaii's Big Island
Audio 10 May 2018More evacuations called for on Hawaii's Big Island as volcano continues to erupt lava and toxic gas. Audio
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Racism found in treatment of Pasifika rheumatic fever patients
Audio 10 May 2018A report on rheumatic disease in New Zealand claims there has been racist treatment and inappropriate handling of Maori and Pasifika patients. Audio
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Study shows diabetes rates much higher in Pasifika children
Audio 8 May 2018Pasifika children in Auckland have an 18 times greater chance of developing type 2 diabetes than their European peers, according to new research. Audio
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Helping Kiwi tech innovators break into the US
Sian Simpson is a young New Zealander helping kiwi tech start-ups to break into the important US market through the Kiwi Landing Pad. The non-profit organisation based in San Francisco provides… Audio
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Leadership & cultural nous help human rights bodies thrive
Pacific island countries learn each other's recipe for a successful national human rights body. Audio
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Indigenous people urged to engage more with Pacific tourism
The head of the South Pacific Tourism Organisation says strengthening the participation of local communities and indigenous people in tourism development is the key to offering unique travel… Audio
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Violence hampers quake aid in PNG
An ongoing security crisis in Papua New Guinea's Hela province is preventing many earthquake-affected communties receiving relief. Audio
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Pacific celebrities compete for Game of Bros title
Audio 4 May 2018Pacific faces are among contestants pushed to their limits in the New Zealand survivor-style TV series, Game of Bros. Audio
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Solomons visit to Papua reflects new approach by Honiara
A visit by a Solomon Islands delegation to Indonesia last week was aimed at getting a balanced view on West Papua human rights issues, according to one of the civil society workers who was part of the… Audio
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Spotlight on harrassment after UN agency suspends Fiji staff
The head of Fiji's Women's Crisis Centre says allegations of sexual misconduct at a United Nations agency is sign all organisations should be open to scrutiny. Audio
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New network launched in NZ to connect Pacific entrepreneurs
New Pacific Business network launched in the Waikato touted to ensure more visibility and build support. Audio
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PNG planning minister says govt focussed on growing economy
Audio 3 May 2018After years of reduced revenues, Papua New Guinea's National Planning minister says that growing a more diverse economy is the government's priority. Audio
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NZ military man's body is brought back from American Samoa
Audio 2 May 2018Maori elders have performed a traditional service at a graveside ceremony in American Samoa before the repatriation of the remains of a New Zealand sailor. Audio
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Kiribati to get its first TV station
Kiribati is set to get its first television station with Wave TV expected to kick off services within a few months. Audio
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GST on overseas websites won't necessarily help NZ shops
New Zealand retailers might be cheering the expansion of GST on all online purchases but a tax expert is warning that it is unlikely to result in massive growth for local shops. PWC tax partner Geof… Video, Audio
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Dannevirke's Anti-P Ministry helping locals quit
The Anti-P Ministry holds weekly walk-in gatherings for people wanting support to quit methamphetamine, or for family members whose loved ones are addicted. Video, Audio
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Micronesian leaders called on to improve healthcare
The leaders of Micronesia are now tasked with putting into action a series of resolutions passed during a three day summit last week, including efforts to improve healthcare and reduce high incidences… Audio
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The legacy of Manamea Apelu-Schwalger in Samoa
Tributes flow for beauty queen who will be remembered for her cancer work in Samoa. Audio
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Summit looks to foster Pasifika involvement in tech
An Auckland summit aims to get more Pacific people pursuing a career in the technology sector. Audio
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Fonterra disappointed but will help Beingmate to turnaround
The dairy cooperative, Fonterra, is sticking with its joint venture partner in China, which has reported a bigger than forecast loss. Audio
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Taxi company says not enough information to help find man
An Auckland Taxi company says they couldn't help find 75-year-old-man with dementia who took a journey in one of their cabs because they weren't given enough information. Audio