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Developer adamant Vanuatu airport will be built
Audio 10 Nov 2014Prospective Vanuatu airport developer believes it can turn around opposition to the project. Audio
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Fiji nominates president of Kiribati for Nobel Peace Prize
Audio 10 Nov 2014Fiji has nominated the president of Kiribati, Anote Tong, as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work around climate change issues. Audio
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PNG failing to record domestic violence cases
Audio 10 Nov 2014Hospital administrator says Papua New Guinea's health reporting systems fail to track domestic violence cases. Audio
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Nutritious plants solution to NCDs - scientist
Audio 10 Nov 2014An Australian scientist says the nutritional benefits of locally grown plants can have huge health benefits in the fight against non communicable diseases in the Pacific. Audio
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Hundreds of mums interested in playing football in Guam
Audio 10 Nov 2014Guam mums flock to play football. Audio
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Wayne Brittenden’s Counterpoint
Wednesday of this week, November the fifth, marked the four hundred and ninth anniversary of the failed Gunpowder Plot to blow up the ruling Protestant elite in the Houses of Parliament - and King… Audio
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Professor James Bagian - An Astronaut’s View of Healthcare
Professor James Bagian is a former astronaut and an expert in human fallibility and in particular how it relates to healthcare. He talks to Wallace about the more than 300 hours he spent in space, the… Audio
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Professor warns of four degree temperature rise
Audio 7 Nov 2014A New Zealand Professor of sustainable energy says a recent climate change report indicates future global warming will be closer to four degrees than the two degree target. Audio
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Public support for use of medical marijuana in Guam
Audio 7 Nov 2014Guam has voted in favour of allowing the use of medical marijuana, making it the first United States territory to do so. Audio
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Pacific tattoo artist takes away supreme arts awards
Audio 7 Nov 2014An artist who has tattooed some of New Zealand's most well-known sportspeople, including Sonny Bill Williams, has taken away the top award at one of New Zealand's longest running Pacific art awards. Audio
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Human rights watchdogs look forward to action by Fiji
Audio 7 Nov 2014International human rights watchdogs say they're looking forward to action by Fiji after its presentation to the United Nations in Geneva last week. Audio
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Kiribati president receives Fiji backing for Peace Prize
Audio 7 Nov 2014Fiji's nomination of Kiribati President, Anote Tong, as a candidate to receive the Nobel Peace Prize has been welcomed by the committee lobbying on Mr Tong's behalf. Audio
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U.S. President says he'll redouble efforts
President Obama is promising to redouble his efforts to work with his Republican opponents after they secured control of both Houses of Congress in America's mid-term elections. Audio
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Long time American Samoa congressman unseated
Audio 6 Nov 2014The unseating of American Samoa congressman Faleomavaega Eni Hunkin is being put down to his detriorating health and a strong campaign by one of his opponents. Audio
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Fiji's democracy still hinged on military
Audio 6 Nov 2014An Australian academic says the stability of Fiji's new democracy will still depend on military support, like every brand of leadership since 1987. Audio
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RAMSI flying in more police for Solomons elections
Audio 6 Nov 2014Solomon Islands Police beef up security ahead of Solomons Elections. Audio
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Vanuatu ' much older ' after recent discovery
Audio 6 Nov 2014A groundbreaking discovery in Vanuatu could prove the country is much older than current theories argue. Audio
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CNMI governor in run-off
Audio 5 Nov 2014There will be a run off in the Northern Marianas governor's election, with none of the four candidates achieving the necessary 50 percent plus one vote. Audio
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Samoan village leaders refuse Chinese tourism deal
Audio 5 Nov 2014Samoan village leaders turn down a proposal by a Chinese company for a tourism development project in fear of losing their land. Audio
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SPC would back review of Pacific bodies
Audio 5 Nov 2014SPC chief is fully supportive of plans for a review of Pacific regional agencies. Audio
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Pacific Journalists face threats: IFJ
Audio 5 Nov 2014IFJ joins Global Campaign against Impunity for journalist killings. Audio
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Fiji govt challenged over private payment of salaries
Audio 4 Nov 2014The Fiji Opposition says it is proven right by details in the Auditor General's reports. Audio
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Aust soldiers clear Bougainville WW2 bombs
Audio 4 Nov 2014The vice president of the autonomous Papua New Guinea province of Bougainville says an Australian-led military operation has removed over 1,200 bombs leftover from the second world war in its first… Audio
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New vaccine could dampen dengue in Pacific
Audio 4 Nov 2014The French pharmaceutical company says clinical trials have shown a new dengue vaccine is highly effective against severe cases of the disease. Audio
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Fight to save historic Samoa court house
Audio 4 Nov 2014A Samoan architect in New Zealand is raising support to save one of Samoa's most historically valued buildings. Audio