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Covid surge in Papua New Guinea
A surge in coronavirus cases in Papua New Guinea is beginning to resemble a major health crisis. Neighbouring Australia has swung into action with urgent medical assistance and vaccine doses. But it's… Audio
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Atlanta spa shootings suspect charged with murder
Investigators say the suspect admitted to the attack, but denied that he was motivated by racism.
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From pandemic to economic crisis, Samoa's covid journey one year on
With Samoa's Covid-19 vaccine roll-out slated to start in April, some in the tourism sector aren't sure they'll be in business when borders eventually re-open. Audio
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Vanuatu Cricket appoints new CEO
Former Hong Kong Cricket boss Tim Cutler is the new CEO of the Vanuatu Cricket Association.
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Question Time for 11 March 2021
Audio 11 Mar 2021-
INGRID LEARY to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
RAWIRI WAITITI to the Minister of Police: Does she agree that the New Zealand Police are…
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Vaccine rollout plan to dose 2m NZers in four months
Frontline health workers and people in high-risk settings including older people in South Auckland, people in residential care and older people - particularly Māori and Pacific - will get vaccine…
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Superyacht denied entry to NZ heads to Australia
The largest superyacht destined for New Zealand in time for tomorrow's America's Cup has confirmed it has been denied entry because Immigration considers its crew too big a bubble.
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Auckland Arts Festival's delayed start after lockdown
Covid-19 lockdowns in the world's largest Polynesian city forced the Auckland Arts Festival to reschedule much of a year's work in the space of a week.
But a delayed launch is set for Thursday and… Audio
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Fiji's Covid-19 vaccination campaign begins
Fiji's government is beginning to focus on its public vaccination campaign.
Over the weekend,12,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine touched down, making Fiji the first Pacific island country to get… Audio
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No new cases in community, six in MIQ - Bloomfield
Two people from managed isolation facilities have been taken to hospital, Ashley Bloomfield says, but it is not known if this is related to Covid-19.
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Tonga health official reflects on remaining Covid-19 free
Tonga's Ministry of Health reflects on efforts to keep Covid-19 out of their country, as RNZ Pacific reflects one year on. Audio
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High rates of hospitalisation for Māori and Pasifika Covid-19 patients - data
Pasifika people have ended up needing hospital treatment for Covid-19 more than any other ethnic group in New Zealand, while half of those who've ended up in intensive care have been Māori, newly…
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Covid-19 live: New community cases had contact with infected family
One of the latest people to test positive for Covid-19 met with a woman from a different household during Auckland's last lockdown two days before she tested positive. Follow for live updates.
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Covid-19: 'We should be TikToking' - Collins calls for better messaging
The government is being told to roll out clearer and smarter communications around the latest Covid-19 community outbreak, to make sure they are reaching into every corner, and culture of the country.
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Covid: One year on for Pasifika leaders at the frontline
NZ's Pasifika community has been living and working on the front line of the Covid-19 pandemic, since the coronavirus arrived a year ago. Audio
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One new case in MIQ, none in community - Ministry of Health
No new community cases and one new case in managed isolation have been reported by the Ministry of Health today.
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Timeline: The year of Covid-19 in New Zealand
One year on from the first Covid-19 case announced in New Zealand, RNZ takes a day-by-day look back at the unfolding of the pandemic in this country.
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Two new community cases, locations of interest revealed
A sibling and the mother of a Papatoetoe High School student, who was a casual plus contact of the recent Auckland community cases, have tested positive for Covid-19.
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Tonga aims to get 70 percent of people vaccinated by year end
Tonga's Ministry of Health says it plans to vaccinate up to 70 percent of the population by the end of the year.
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PNG's first Prime Mininster Sir Michael Somare dies
PNG deals with a spike in Coronavirus cases which has reached the halls of power, meanwhile vaccines are rolled out amid fear and misinformation. And Micronesian nations make it official as they pull… Audio
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Foran discusses Air NZ losses, equity raising plan
Air New Zealand has burnt through $1 billion in cash reserves, with the company today announcing a loss of $185 million for the second half of 2020.
It has just over $170 million of its own cash… Video, Audio
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Kaiviti Silktails rugby league team due out of quarantine
The Kaiviti Silktails rugby league team are due to get their freedom in Sydney today. Audio
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Covid-19 likely to have undone child poverty improvements - officials
Latest child poverty stats show improvements were being made before Covid-19 hit - but officials warn any progress is now likely to have been undone by the pandemic.
Figures released by Stats NZ for… Audio
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Marshalls leads Pacific's Covid-19 vax charge
The Marshall Islands is leading the Pacific's Covid-19 vaccine charge and is expected to have its adult population inoculated by end-June. Audio
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Vaccine roll-out in NZ, but some Pasifika unsure of safety
As the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out begins, there are fears disinformation will put Māori and Pasifika off getting the jab.
A Horizon Research and University of Auckland study has found those… Audio