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Pacific Waves for Monday 8 September 2014
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 8 September 2014
3:06 PM.French Polynesia president Gaston Flosse loses power; Churches rally against proposed death penalty in Kiribati; A PNG MP keeps the heat on the Prime Minister; The Northern Marianas Government could… Read more Audio
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French Polynesia president Gaston Flosse loses power
3:05 PM.The French Polynesian president Gaston Flosse has lost power. Audio
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Churches rally against death penalty in Kiribati
3:04 PM.Churches will lobby against the death penalty in Kiribati Audio
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Sport: Pacific Oceania to compete in both Fed and Davis Cups
3:00 PM.For the first time in a decade Oceania Tennis says it will enter both a men's and women's team from Pacific Oceania in the Davis and Fed Cup tournaments. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 September 2014
4:06 AM.A PNG MP keeps the heat on the Prime Minister; The Northern Marianas Government could face legal action; Australia and PNG to ratify a treaty to 'reset' their relationship; The West Papuan… Read more Audio
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A PNG MP keeps the heat on the PM
4:05 AM.The leader of Papua New Guinea's Triumph Heritage and Empowerment party says it is essential for the country's future that government abides by the laws. Audio
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Northern Marianas may face legal action over unpaid bills
4:04 AM.The way has been paved for the Northern Marianas Government to face legal action regarding millions of dollars worth of unpaid bills. Audio
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Australia and PNG to ratify treaty to 'reset' relationship
4:03 AM.Australia and Papua New Guinea are hoping to reset their relationship with a new agreement that moves the two countries onto a more even footing. Audio
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West Papuan cause loses important leader
4:02 AM.The West Papuan pro-independence cause loses an important leader, after John Otto Ondawame died in Vanuatu. Audio
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SPC shares lessons for resilience to disasters
4:01 AM.SPC shares Pacific lessons at Australiasian disaster conference. Audio
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Tongan Language Week has been marked across NZ
4:00 AM.Tongans celebrate their language week across New Zealand. Audio