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  • Anti-fluoride groups ordered to pay $41k after losing court case

    News
    New Zealand health
    12 Jul 2024
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    Two groups which oppose the fluoridation of water supplies have been ordered to pay $41,000 after losing a court case against the Hastings District Council.

    Two anti-fluoridation groups ordered to pay $41,000 after losing court case against council
  • French election: newcomers in New Caledonia, French Polynesia

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    8 Jul 2024
    Voting underway at Paea polling station on Sunday.

    Analysis - The French general election in the Pacific this weekend has produced new MPs in New Caledonia and French Polynesia, but in opposite directions.

    French election: newcomers in New Caledonia, French Polynesia
  • UK election: Rachel Reeves appointed first woman Chancellor

    News
    World
    6 Jul 2024
    Britain's new Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves leaves 11 Downing Street in London on July 5, 2024 as cabinet appointments are made, a day after Britain held a general election. Keir Starmer promised to "rebuild Britain" as he took office as the UK's new prime minister following his centre-left Labour party's landslide general election victory that ended 14 years of Conservative rule. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)

    Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves are among a record 11 women in the new PM's team.

    UK election: Starmer names first cabinet after landslide win
  • Farage elected MP for first time as Reform wins four seats

    News
    World
    5 Jul 2024
    Reform UK leader Nigel Farage reacts after being elected to become MP for Clacton at the Clacton count centre in Clacton-on-Sea, eastern England, early on 5 July, 2024.

    Reform leader overturns 25,000 Tory majority, as his party wins in Ashfield, Great Yarmouth and Boston and Skegness.

    Nigel Farage elected MP for first time as Reform wins four seats
  • Treaty Principles Bill translation fails 'international... ethical standards'

    News
    Politics Te Ao Māori
    3 Jul 2024
    The Treaty of Waitangi. He Tohu, a new permanent exhibition of three iconic constitutional documents that shape Aotearoa New Zealand. Treaty of Waitangi, Declaration of Independence and Women's Suffrage Petition.

    A group of licensed Māori translators have hit out at the upcoming Treaty Principles Bill, calling it factually incorrect and misleading.

    Treaty Principles Bill: Māori translators pen letter over 'deeply flawed translations'
  • MSG boss visit to Indonesia's Papuan provinces criticised

    News
    Pacific West Papua
    28 Jun 2024
    A Papuan man (right) in traditional clothing and face painted with the banned Morning Star flag stands next to a policeman during a demonstration demanding a referendum on independence in Yogyakarta on Dec. 1, 2023.

    Unannounced visit by top Melanesian diplomat used by Indonesia to paint Papuan provinces as stable, despite recent deadly clashes.

    Indonesia accused of subverting Pacific push for UN rights mission to Papua
  • 'We must not ethnicise the events' - France on New Caledonia crisis

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    26 Jun 2024
    Demonstrations amid tension over planned Vale sale in early December

    A French diplomat in the Pacific has rejected claims there is a military operation in New Caledonia, saying "fake news portraying the riots as one community against another distort reality". Audio

    'We must not ethnicise the events' - France on New Caledonia crisis
  • This year's Pacific Island elections have one thing in common

    News
    Pacific
    24 Jun 2024
    According to the electoral commission, there are 334 election candidates in the running for the 50 available seats in the national election and only 20 of them are women.

    Analysis - All the Pacific Islands countries going to the polls in 2024 have very low levels of women's political representation, writes Dr Kerryn Baker

    This year’s Pacific Island elections have one thing in common
  • Former Green MP Keith Locke dies, age 80

    News
    Politics
    21 Jun 2024
    Keith Locke.

    Locke, known as a human rights and anti-war advocate, was in Parliament from 1999 to 2011.

    Former Green MP Keith Locke dies, age 80
  • From Whanganui to Kororāreka: What to know about place name changes

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    21 Jun 2024
    'Petone' and 'Pito-One' in the style of old NZ road signs

    Why do place names get changed, who can suggest a new one and what's in a name anyway? Audio

    Place name changes: From Whanganui to Kororāreka, what you need to know
  • Vanuatu reforms could prove disappointing - expert

    Audio
    Pacific
    15 Jun 2024
    Casting a vote in Vanuatu

    Vanuatu reforms could prove disappointing - expert. Audio

  • Pacific correspondent Koroi Hawkins

    Audio
    Pacific politics
    14 Jun 2024
    2024 Vanuatu Referendum results.

    Voters in Vanuatu have backed changes aiming to end political instability that has marred its governments for decades. The referendum follows protests last year after the country was led by three… Audio

  • Vanuatu proposed amendments a 'partial' solution - expert

    Audio 14 Jun 2024
    Screengrab of live vote counting. 4 June 2024.

    Vanuatu proposed amendments a 'partial' solution - expert. Audio

  • Vanuatu votes in favour of constitutional change

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    13 Jun 2024
    2024 Vanuatu Referendum results.

    It follows a slew of motions for votes of no confidence and three changes of government in 2023. Audio

    Vanuatu votes in favour of constitutional change
  • 'History replaying itself' - PANG on New Caledonia

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    10 Jun 2024
    Joey Tau

    A group of civil society organisations is writing to Emmanuel Macron calling on him to change his stance toward the indigenous people of New Caledonia.

    'History replaying itself' - PANG on New Caledonia
  • French diplomats leave New Caledonia as unrest simmers

    News
    Pacific
    8 Jun 2024
    Rémi Bastille, Eric Thiers and Frédéric Pottier are the three members of a mission appointed by President Macron last week to restore political dialogue in riot-torn New Caledonia – Photo  POOL

    The pause comes ahead of pro-independence protesters' national Congress, where they will seek a common stance on the riots.

    Macron's 'dialogue mission' takes a break from unrest-ridden New Caledonia
  • 'Brave and bold': Iwi praise councils for Māori wards stand

    News
    Local Democracy Reporting politics
    7 Jun 2024
    Long-time Māori ward proponent Peter Moeahu brought his great-grandchildren Te Kerei Rangimaia Edwards and Ohia Whatitiri to Te Kāhui Matauraura to get the mokopuna comfortable sitting at council tables for their iwi Ngāti Maru, Ngāruahine, Taranaki and Te Ātiawa.

    All four Taranaki councils oppose the government's decision to block Māori wards by public referendums.

    Taranaki councils praised for 'bold' Māori wards stand
  • Tuku Morgan on why he's so fired up

    Audio
    history media
    5 Jun 2024
    Tukoroirangi Morgan

    Waikato-Tainui leader Tuku Morgan tells Guyon why he's so fired about the backlash against te reo, how young Māori have the power to change the future and why he's not sorry about that underwear… Video, Audio

  • PNG explains lack of rush over Bougainville referendum

    News
    Pacific Bougainville
    5 Jun 2024
    The PNG government agreed to a Bougainville request for a moderator to be brought in to solve an impasse over the tabling of the region's independence referendum.

    Minister of Bougainville Affairs, Manasseh Makiba, says the Bougainville referendum is a sensitive issue and the government will not take any short cuts in dealing with it.

    Papua New Guinea explains lack of rush over Bougainville referendum
  • Vanuatu referendum: Vote counting underway

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    4 Jun 2024
    Screengrab of live vote counting. 4 June 2024.

    Vote counting is now underway for Vanuatu's first national referendum on constitutional changes aimed at curbing political instability in the country.

    Vanuatu referendum: Vote counting underway
  • Nigel Farage makes an about-face and says he will run in the UK election

    News
    World
    4 Jun 2024
    Honorary President of the Britain's right-wing populist party Reform UK and newly appointed leader Nigel Farage answers journalists during a campaign meeting, on June 3, 2024, ahead of the UK general election of July 4.

    The pro-Brexit campaigner will make his eighth attempt to win a seat in the House of Commons.

    Nigel Farage makes an about-face and says he will run in the UK election
  • Mexicans vote in historic election expected to see first woman president

    News
    World
    3 Jun 2024
    Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, candidate for the Presidency of Mexico by the Sigamos Haciendo Historia coalition, is showing her marked thumb after casting her vote at a polling booth during the general election in Mexico City, Mexico, on June 2, 2024. (Photo by Luis Barron/Eyepix Group) (Photo by Eyepix/NurPhoto) (Photo by Eyepix / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP)

    The ruling party candidate, Claudia Sheinbaum, is expected to sail to victory.

    Mexicans vote in historic election expected to see first woman president
  • 'France has caused this crisis': Pacific Islands Forum offers support to New Caledonia

    News
    Pacific New Caledonia
    31 May 2024
    A temporary burning roadblock set up by demonstrators is seen in Noumea on May 14, 2024, amid protests linked to a debate on a constitutional bill aimed at enlarging the electorate for upcoming elections of the overseas French territory of New Caledonia. After scenes of violence of "great intensity" including burned vehicles, looted stores and clashes between demonstrators and the police, a curfew was decreed in Noumea, 17,000 kilometers from Paris, as the independentists of the overseas French territory of New Caledonia oppose a constitutional revision they fear will "further minimize the indigenous Kanak people". (Photo by Mathurin DEREL / AFP)

    "Our Pacific region is home to independent experts and skilled personnel, that are familiar with this region, its history, its people, and importantly, its context, that can support all parties to…

    'France has caused this crisis': Pacific Islands Forum offers support to New Caledonia
  • Partial count in South Africa election puts ruling ANC below 50% as country senses monumental change

    News
    World
    31 May 2024
    South African President Cyril Ramaphosa casts his ballot Wednesday May 29, 2024 for the general elections in Soweto, South Africa. South Africans are voting in an election seen as their country's most important in 30 years, and one that could put them in unknown territory in the short history of their democracy, the three-decade dominance of the African National Congress party being the target of a new generation of discontent in a country of 62 million people — half of whom are estimated to be living in poverty. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

    The ANC had the most votes by some way and was well ahead in the early results, as expected.

    Partial count in South Africa election puts ruling ANC below 50% as country senses monumental change
  • Pacific Waves for 30 May 2024

    Audio
    Pacific
    30 May 2024
    A daily current affairs programme that delves deeper into the major stories of the week, through a Pacific lens, and shines a light on issues affecting Pacific people wherever they are in the world. Hosted by Susana Suisuiki.

    Vanuatu's referendum to curb political instability underway; No confidence vote in PNG's PM dominates national focus; NZ census shows an increase in Pacific population; Pacific states advocate for… Audio

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