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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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Macron wants a balance against China in the Pacific
The French president has sketched his view of how he would like the Pacific to be aligned in view of China's growing influence in the region. 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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Run-off Tahiti elections clouded by claims of foul play
Campaigning in second round of French Polynesia election muddied by abuse claims. 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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Authorities struggle to halt tribal killings in PNG's Tari
Police in Papua New Guinea's Hela province say five more people have been killed in tribal fighting in the capital Tari in the past week as both police and tribal leaders struggle to control warring… Audio
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Fair Play: NZC president Debbie Hockley threatened with violence
Sports journalist Zoë George with co-host Sports Psychologist Karen Nimmo discover NZC president and cricket commentator Debbie Hockley has been threatened with violence and call sexist names online… Audio
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Britain boosts commitment to the Pacific
Audio 20 Apr 2018New developments announced at this week's Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in London have underlined a move by the British government to re-engage with the Pacific. Audio
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Geopolitical analyst looks at UK's move towards the Pacific
Audio 20 Apr 2018Analysis of UK's move to re-engage with Pacific Islands announced at CHOGM with new diplomatic posts planned for Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu. Audio
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The plight of two Tokelauans sacked over the helicopter saga
Fifteen months ago the then New Zealand foreign minister Murray McCully sparked an uproar when he revealed the Tokelau government had bought two helicopters. Audio
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IFC identifies where to unlock PNG tourism potential
Audio 18 Apr 2018Papua New Guinea's tourism sector is poised for substantial growth if it optimises opportunities in niche markets. Audio
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Self-playing piano gets a makeover
Self-playing pianos were popular at the beginning of last century but lost favour in the 20s. Famed piano makers Steinway have given the pianola a digital age makeover incorporating apps, iPads and… Audio
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Commonwealth Games: Joelle King plays every day
If there's anyone who deserves a break after the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games its squash player Joelle King. She played matches on every day of the ten days of competition and came away with a second… Audio
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Sport: Pacific watershed at Commonwealth Games
Audio 12 Apr 2018The 2018 Commonwealth Games are being hailed as a watershed moment for Pacific sport. Audio
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Claims China wants Vanuatu wharf for a naval base
There is a furore in Australia over concerns China is aiming to make a huge wharf it has built at Luganville in Vanuatu a naval base. Audio
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Ardern plays down expectations of big-spending Budget
The Prime Minister has been told to stop crying wolf and start governing. Jacinda Ardern is playing down expectations of a big spending budget next month saying her government didn't realise how bad… Audio
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Young Tongan playwright debuts powerful theatre piece
Young Tongan playwright releases his debut piece Hearts of Men, crafted over five years, in hope to strengthen Tongan theatre in New Zealand. Audio
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The Adam New Zealand Play Award winner Shane Bosher
Playmarket presents this award annually for the best new New Zealand play. The Adam New Zealand Play Award, formerly the Playmarket New Play Award, has been offered since 2008. It's aim is to reward… Audio
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Zoe George - The fight for fair play
The Australian cricket controversy raged on this week as commentators compared the fury and tears over ball tampering with the relatively muted response to the abusive behaviour towards women of some… Audio
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Foul play claimed in registering Tahiti election candidates
Audio 4 Apr 2018Claims of intimidation and obstruction in the run-up to French Polynesia's election. Audio
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Landowner says illegal logging signals high level corruption
A Papua New Guinea landowner says it appears foreign forrestry companies have been bribing government officials to illegally fell ancient trees on private land in remote areas. Audio
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Finalists named for 2018 Pacific Music Awards
The finalists have been announced for the 2018 Vodafone Music Awards celebrating its 30th anniversary. Audio
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Foreign minister underlines PNG's regional leadership
Papua New Guinea's Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato says his country has growing strategic importance as the link between Asia and the Pacific Islands region. Audio
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Fair Play March 2018 - Silver Ferns still chasing gold
Sports journalist Zoë George and a roster of athletic co-hosts shine the spotlight on women in sports – this month Silver Ferns captain Katrina Grant look towards the Commonwealth Games, Karen Nimmo… Audio