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Pacific Waves for Friday 18 November 2016
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 18 November 2016
4:05 PM.A UN special rapporteur says Australia's human rights record has been tarnished by its policies; A reward is offered for help finding out who shot a boat full of MPs in Solomon Islands; The opposition… Read more Audio
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UN official wants immediate shut down of Nauru camps
4:04 PM.A United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights, Francois Crepeau, says Australia's human rights record has been tarnished by its migration policies. Read more Audio
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Cash reward necessary to catch criminals - Solomons Police
4:03 PM.The Solomon Islands police say a reward offer of up to $US12,000 is necessary to catch those responsible for attacking a boat. Audio
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NZ Parliamentary layout stands out for Pacific delegates
4:02 PM.Party seating and select committees were some of the standout lessons for Pacific parliamentarians attending a NZ forum. Read more Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 18 November 2016
6:06 AM.The opposition in Fiji calls for the Public Order Decree to be scrapped; The battle against gender based violence in PNG comes at a cost; Fears of further unrest remain in New Caledonia; Cook Islands… Read more Audio
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Fiji opposition wants decree repealed
6:05 AM.Fiji's opposition Sodelpa party wants a controversial decree repealed because it places the country in a constant state of emergency. Read more Audio
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PNG anti-violence advocate target of abuse
6:04 AM.A Papua New Guinea woman, who has established a service to help victims of gender based violence, says she is often the target of verbal abuse. Read more Audio