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Better care for women and children after Pacific disasters
Audio 28 Oct 2015A Fiji health conference is told of the need for better care for women and children after disasters. Audio
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Solomons coalition mounts legal challenge
Audio 27 Oct 2015The political parties making up Solomon Islands government coalition have called for a judicial review to decide on the legality of the Speaker of Parliament granting a motion of no-confidence without… Audio
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Papua Governor looks to protect his people's future
Audio 26 Oct 2015The Governor of Indonesia's Papua province says his plan for a revised autonomy package for the region is a solution to a critical threat facing ethnic Papuans in their homeland. Audio
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Joseph Parker looks forward to Rumble in Paradise
Audio 23 Oct 2015Joseph Parker is expecting a big family presence when he fights in Samoa for the first time early next year. Audio
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Best of the Week - 23 October 2015
Audio 23 Oct 2015Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 23 October. This week........sponsored content in our news; going begging - Nights and our features team explore the… Audio
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Widescreen’s best of the web (w/e 23 October)
Our pick of the best* and most interesting screen-related articles and features from around the web this week.
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All Blacks are best of the best
Audio 22 Oct 2015The current All Blacks side has been labelled the best rugby team - ever. Audio
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Jail terms begin for 14 MPs in Vanuatu
Audio 22 Oct 2015Fourteen government MPs in Vanuatu including the Speaker and the deputy Prime Minister are going to jail for for their roles in giving and receiving corrupt payments last year. Audio
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Soaring child obesity levels one focus at WHO meeting
Audio 21 Oct 2015Childhood obesity in Pacific Island Island countries and other regions around the world is the focus at a WHO meeting later this week in Ghana. Audio
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Fiji's PM apologises for coups, but not his own
Audio 20 Oct 2015The Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has apologised to those forced to flee the country after the coups in 1987 and 2000, but not his own. Audio
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Big names missing for Pacific teams is rugby league playoff
Audio 16 Oct 2015Pacific rivals Tonga and the Cook Islands square off this weekend for a spot at the Rugby League World Cup, but will be without some of their best players. Audio
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Best of the Week - 16 October 2015
Audio 16 Oct 2015Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 16 October. This week........the secret trip by the Prime Minister to troops in Iraq; CTU president Helen Kelly and… Audio
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Pacific told up to 13 cyclones possible this season
Audio 15 Oct 2015Pacific is told to prepare for more and stronger cyclones over the coming season. Audio
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Vanuatu Speaker pardons himself while Lonsdale away
Audio 12 Oct 2015The convicted speaker of Vanuatu's Parliament has pardoned himself and 13 other convicted MPs after stepping in to act as President while the country's head of state was abroad. Audio
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Sport: Papua New Guinea to host Rugby League World Cup matches
Audio 12 Oct 2015Papua New Guinea to host matches in the next Rugby League World Cup. Audio
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Best of the Week - 9 October 2015
Audio 9 Oct 2015This week........Julian Assange, the founder of the international whistle-blowing website, Wikileaks speaks to nine to noon in his only New Zealand interview, the government is facing an expensive… Audio
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US military still hopes CNMI plans can work
Audio 9 Oct 2015A top US military official says a second draft environmental impact statement around controversial plans for the Northern Marianas demonstrates it's following a thorough process. Audio
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How best to invest in science
Motu's director Adam Jaffe responds to the government's science funding strategy and discusses recent research into the efficacy of the Marsden Fund. Audio
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Satellite Tech to police Rapa Nui marine reserve
Audio 8 Oct 2015International conservationists say the cutting edge satellite surveillance tech known as "eyes on the sea" will be employed to police the newly declared Easter Island marine reserve. Audio
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Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel - Paul Cleave
Christchurch author, Paul Cleave, was named the winner of the 2015 Ngaio Marsh Award last night, making him the first author to win the award twice. He received the award for Best Crime Novel at the… Audio
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The 2015 NZ Best Design Awards
One of the judges in this year's New Zealand Best Design Awards competition, Wellington designer and design teacher Tony Parker, explains what good design means for consumers and for the country as a… Audio
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Best of the Week - 2 October 2015
Audio 2 Oct 2015This week........does the country have the systems in place to successfully turn out enough reasonably priced homes, why Donald Trump's style is so popular among some Americans in his bid to become… Audio
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Revoking Nauru pensioners' benefits 'abuse of power'
Audio 2 Oct 2015A Nauru opposition MP says the revoking of pensioners' benefits for allegedly participating in anti-government protests in June is a blantant abuse of power. Audio
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Attempts to improve Pacific agriculture policy planning
Audio 30 Sep 2015The European Union leads attempts to improve the management of agriculture spending in the Pacific through better policy planning. Audio
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Norfolk protests Canberra's removal of rights
Marching Norfolk Islanders accuse Australia of removing their democratic rights. Audio