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Pacific Waves for Tuesday 15 September 2015
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 15 September 2015
3:06 PM.Tonga aims to regulate youths internet usage; Worsening drought conditions causing concern in Papua New Guinea; UN urges Pacific governments to prepare for worst El Nino emergency; Lions Clubs… Read more Audio
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Tonga aims to regulate youths internet usage
3:05 PM.The government in Tonga is conducting consultations with the private sector and community groups on its proposal to tighten internet regulation for the Tongan youths. Audio
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Pacific governments to prepare for worst El Nino emergency
3:03 PM.The United Nations is calling on governments around the Pacific to prepare for what could be the worst El Nino emergency to impact the region. Audio
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Lions Clubs International seeks more funds for Vanuatu rebuild
3:02 PM.Lions Clubs International are seeking additional funding to rebuild schools in Vanuatu destroyed by Cyclone Pam in March. Audio
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Sport: Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa declared a success
3:00 PM.Organisers of the Commonwealth Youth Games believe the week-long event has been a success and will provide lasting benefits for Samoa. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 15 September 2015
5:06 AM.The outcomes of last week's Pacific Islands Forum summit; Worsening drought conditions causing concern in Papua New Guinea; Parliament resumes in Fiji with a call to defend democracy; Pacific media… Read more Audio
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Forum Secretariat says meetings are still useful
5:05 AM.The latest annual Pacific Islands Forum meeting has come and gone with mixed reviews over what has actually been achieved. Audio
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PNG in desperate situation due worst drought and severe frost
5:04 AM.A disaster assessor in Papua New Guinea says the country is in a really desperate situation due to severe frosts in the Highlands region and the worst drought experience in at least eighteen years. Audio
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President forceful at Fiji parliamentary opening
5:03 AM.Fiji's President makes forceful comments on sedition allegations as new parliamentary session begins. Audio