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Pacific Waves for Monday 21 December 2015
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 21 December 2015
4:05 PM.Confusion surrounds exam results in Fiji; New focus on Marshall's Nuclear testing legacy; World Bank focuses on renewable energy in Pacific; Links between communities on both sides of New Guinea are… Read more Audio
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Confusion surrounds exam results in Fiji
4:04 PM.Fiji's opposition says the education minister needs to be more clear about the country's education reforms, saying dramatic improvements in results are extraordinary and unexplained. Audio
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New focus on Marshall's nuclear testing legacy
4:03 PM.A new organisation just launched in Majuro hopes to help young Marshall Islanders better understand the legacy of American nuclear weapons testing in the country. Audio
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World Bank focuses on renewable energy in Pacific
4:02 PM.Renewable energy in the Pacific was the topic of the World Bank discussion series earlier this month in Sydney. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 21 December 2015
6:04 AM.Links between communities on both sides of New Guinea island continue to grow; A new report suggests the Pacific could be attractive for international call centre operators; A push for compulsory… Read more Audio
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Blurring of the line between PNG and Indonesia
6:03 AM.The 750-kilometre land border between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea has long been problematic but there's an increasing blurring of the line as links between the two sides grows. Audio
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Pacific could be attractive for international call centres
6:02 AM.A new report suggests the Pacific could start competing with countries like India and the Philippines in attracting international call centre operations. Audio
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Cooks Parliament to review compulsory motorcycle helmets
6:01 AM.Cook Islands politicians are renewing a new campaign for compulsory motorcycle helmets, after a spate of deaths on the road there. Audio
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NZ university pleased with Pasifika leadership graduates
6:00 AM.Wellington's Victoria University has commended four Pasifika students for being among the first from the region to graduate from its international leadership programme. Audio