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Pacific Waves for Friday 31 October 2014
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 31 October 2014
4:06 PM.Anger in PNG at Government plans for major new road;Tonga plans to be 100 percent renewable by 2020;Tuvalu farmers get EU help to boost crops;Niue's hotel is to be managed by a New Zealand… Read more Audio
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Anger in PNG at Government plans for major new road
4:05 PM.A rally is planned in Port Moresby this weekend to fight the PNG Government's plans to build a major new road. Audio
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Tonga plans to be 100 percent renewable by 2020
4:04 PM.Tonga has set an ambitious goal of 100 percent renewable energy by the end of the decade. Audio
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Tuvalu farmers get EU help to boost crops
4:03 PM.Tuvalu Director of Agriculture says US$600,000 of funding from the European Union for climate resilent crop initiatives is important to the country's survival. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 31 October 2014
6:05 AM.Fiji's human rights record under scrutiny at the UN; Niue hotel to be managed by New Zealand company; Norfolk's Pitcairners fear loss of self governance; Fiji academic says Pacific Islands Forum needs… Read more Audio
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Niue hotel to be managed by NZ company
6:03 AM.A New Zealand company will soon take over the management of Niue hotel, the Matavai Resort, in a bid to boost tourism to the island. Audio
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Norfolk's Pitcairners fear loss of self governance
6:02 AM.Pitcairners on Norfolk Island particularly worried at prospect of an end to autonomy. Audio
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Local Chief on a mission to preserve Solomon Island culture
6:00 AM.A Solomon Islands Chief from the East Kwaio region in Malaita Province is on a mission to save his traditions and culture from extinction. Audio