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Signs of a shift in attitudes to sexual violence in Fiji
Audio 9 Aug 2016The head of the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says recent statistics on sexual violence in the country are disturbing, but the long-term outlook is slowly improving. Audio
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Public commitment sought in Tonga booze crackdown
Audio 8 Aug 2016Tonga police say issues of alcohol abuse can only be overcome with commitment from the community. Audio
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Constable's Hay Wain - live!
Audio 7 Aug 2016Two New Zealanders - an artist and a curator - are among the team working on a project that's a tribute to one of British painter John Constable's most famous paintings. Audio
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West Papuans in PNG grateful for land allocations
West Papuan refugees in the Papua New Guinea capital Port Moresby have expressed gratitude at being given land for resettlement. Audio
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NZ Live - Maala
Today on NZ Live, a musician who was originally shrouded in secrecy. An Auckland-based singer-songwriter who gave few interviews and even shied away from revealing his real name. He's here to share… Video, Audio
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Chch cycleways may not live up to expectations
Promised a network of 13 cycleways that would keep cyclists separated from motorists, people in Christchurch are now discovering sections of the $162-million project involve cyclists sharing the road… Audio
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Community reels after death of five Tongan kiwifruit workers
Audio 4 Aug 2016The local community in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty are still in shock at the death of five local Tongan kiwifruit workers. Audio
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Australia urged to reverse refugee policy and end detention
Audio 3 Aug 2016A new report from Human Rights Watch says Australia continues to intentionally ignore appalling human rights abuses against men, women and children being held in detention on Nauru. Audio
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Live: Hazmat Modine at WOMAD 2016
Music informed by 1920s New Orleans jazz and swamp blues, jug-band, swing and any number of worldly diversions including gypsy, klezmer, and a dash of Jamaican rocksteady. Audio
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ADB says high internet costs constraining development
ADB says high internet costs constraining economic development in the Pacific. Audio
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Asylum seeker families in Australia 'in fear' of deportation
Audio 1 Aug 2016As the Australian Government celebrates two years since a boat arrival of asylum seekers penetrated its borders, advocates say it's again threatening to deport families to Nauru. Audio
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Gene helps explain high levels of obesity in Samoa: study
Audio 1 Aug 2016American researchers have discovered close to half of all Samoans have a gene that increases their risk of becoming obese. Audio
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US sued over military plans for Marianas islands
Audio 29 Jul 2016A lawsuit against US military proposals for two Northern Marianas islands claims that the US has shifted the goalposts on its plans in the territory. Audio
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NZ Live - Helen Henderson
Today on New Zealand Live we feature singer/songwriter Helen Henderson. With her band in the Auckland studio, she performs some of her favourite songs from a long career.
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Favourite Album - Roseland NYC Live
Favourite album is 'Roseland NYV Live' by Portishead. Audio
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Samoa MP condemns govt support for cigarette factory
Audio 29 Jul 2016One of the three opposition MPs in Samoa is condemning the government's support for a planned cigarette factory in Apia. Audio
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Building boom in Niue
Tourists and expats returning to Niue have prompted a mini housing boom on the island. Audio
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Solomons dive shop nominated for international award
Audio 27 Jul 2016A small dive operation in the Solomon Islands has been shorlisted for the 2016 Luxury Travel Guide Global Awards. Audio
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Former Manus detainee now secretly deported to Christmas Island
Audio 27 Jul 2016A Sudanese man who fled war and persecution and was injured in riots in Manus Island in PNG has now been secretly deported from Melbourne to Christmas Island. Daniel Webb, from the Human Rights Law… Audio
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Economist proposes an open New Guinea
Audio 26 Jul 2016A Papua New Guinean economist has put forward a proposal to open up the whole island of New Guinea for trade purposes. Audio
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What is it like to live on Mars?
Sheyna Gifford from the Hi-Seas programme has the unusual claim of being the first doctor ever to work on simulated "Mars." The NASA funded simulated space mission is on Mauna Loa, a volcano in… Audio, Gallery
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Photo documentary of Samoa village over 20yrs to be shown
Audio 25 Jul 2016A photography project which documented a Samoan village over a twenty year period will soon be exhibited in New Zealand and Samoa. Audio
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NZ LIVE: Miller
A debut act on this week's New Zealand Live. Debut in that, although he has just released his first EP, this artist is yet to play a full gig with a live band. That wasn't a problem while making the… Video, Audio
