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SPC urges islands to be informed about deep sea mining
Audio 29 Jul 2013The SPC says island governments need to have as much information as possible about deep sea mining before granting licenses for exploration in their waters. Audio
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Miner advocates cautious approach to seabed mining in Solomons
Audio 26 Jul 2013The mining company exploring for deep sea mineals in Temotu Province of Solomon Islands insists it's taking a very cautious approach to its work. Audio
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Chinese aircraft in Tonga to fly next week
Audio 26 Jul 2013A Chinese aircraft gifted to Tonga that triggered the New Zealand government to suspend tourism aid will be in operation from as early as next week. Audio
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Nauru opposition MP outraged at government media gag order
Audio 26 Jul 2013Nauru Opposition MP outraged at government order to stop local media broadcasting interview with him. Audio
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Australia's new refugee policy features a change in aid focus
Audio 26 Jul 2013New refugee deal between Australia and Papua New Guinea features a shift in direction for AusAID's PNG programme. Audio
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Real test of RAMSI is what Solomons does now, says PM
Audio 25 Jul 2013The Solomon Islands prime minister says it is up to ordinary people to make sure the country does not slide back into more civil conflict. Audio
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Concern at push for drug company patents in Pacific trade deal
Audio 25 Jul 2013An NGO raises concerns that the United States is pushing for an extension of patent coverage for drug companies in the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal. Audio
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Fiji's new flood warning and evacuation plan spelled out
Audio 25 Jul 2013After devastating floods in Fiji in recent years, a new integrated warning system promises to prevent further loss of life. Audio
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Widespread concern in PNG at Australian refugee arrangement
Audio 24 Jul 2013Concern in PNG about the consequences of the major new refugee arrangement forged with Australia. Audio
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Rural Solomon Islanders trained to deliver solar power
Audio 24 Jul 2013Solomon Islands locals trained to deliver and pass on skills of solar power to rural communities. Audio
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No major changes after decade of RAMSI says academic
Audio 23 Jul 2013An Australian academic says in 10 years RAMSI has produced little noticeable change for the average Solomon Islander. Audio
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Pacific Trade Ministers Meeting
Audio 23 Jul 2013Pacific Trade Ministers met last Friday in Samoa where debate on the proposed PACER Plus deal which the organiser, the Pacific Islands Forum, says is a significant long term opportunity to grow… Audio
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Asylum seekers in Nauru in police custody
Audio 23 Jul 2013More than 150 asylum seekers in Nauru are in police custody following a riot at the Australian-run detention centre that's caused US$55 million in damage. Audio
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Latest Tonga inter-school attack described as the worst
Audio 22 Jul 2013A Tonga College student remains in a critical condition, with a fractured skull, following an alleged attack on a home by 147 students from rival school Tupou College. Audio
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Samoan born choreographer awarded CNZ artist residency
Audio 22 Jul 2013A Samoan-born choreographer Lemi Ponifasio has been awarded this year's Creative New Zealand artist residency in Samoa. Audio
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Marshall Islander to lead the new Pacific mayors network
Audio 22 Jul 2013Pacific Regional mayors network elects Marshall Island mayor to lead organisation. Audio
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First vaccine against dengue in final trial
Audio 22 Jul 2013French pharmaceutical group has developed what could be the first vaccine against dengue. Audio
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Australia opens PNG info centre for scholarships and awards
Audio 19 Jul 2013The Australian Government has opened a Australia Awards Information Centre in Port Moresby this month to make it easier for locals to find out more about awards and scholarships on offer. Audio
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SPC challenges larger Pacific countries on cleaner fossil fuels
Audio 19 Jul 2013The bigger Melanesian Pacific nations have been challenged to aim for cleaner fossil fuels by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Audio
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Samoa awards Fugalei market reconstruction contract
Audio 19 Jul 2013Samoa awarded Fugalei market reconstruction contract to Chinese company. Audio
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Unease at New Caledonia's only newspaper
Audio 19 Jul 2013Growing unease at New Caledonia's only daily newspaper after it was sold to a local businessman. Audio
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Head of Solomon Teachers Association resigns amid strike
Audio 19 Jul 2013The head of the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association, Samson Faisi, has resigned as president following a threat by the government to suspend the union. Audio
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Mining executives urge Solomons' Temotu to open up sea bed
Audio 18 Jul 2013Mining executives urge Solomons' Temotu to open up sea bed. Audio
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PNG urged to come to table to discuss trade agreement
Audio 18 Jul 2013An MP representing New Zealand at the Pacific Islands Trade Ministers Meeting in Samoa says it's important for Papua New Guinea to come to the table to discuss the benefits of a regional trade and… Audio
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New law a second chance for many in Hawaiian foster care system
Audio 18 Jul 2013A former foster youth in Hawaii says a law that will extend the voluntary foster care age from 18 to 21 will be like a second chance for many in the foster care system. Audio