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Government keeping eye on flashpoint Khalistan 'referendum' in Auckland
Government keeping eye on flashpoint Khalistan 'referendum' in Auckland
The issue assumes significance with potential repercussions for New Zealand-India relations, which have seen a major up-tick in recent months.
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The House: Being hoist on a petard, and hoping to ban them
The House: Being hoist on a petard, and hoping to ban them
Parliament has featured in New Zealand's official Gazette twice in two days. Once regarding banning fireworks and once over the removal of an MP who caused fireworks. Audio
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Broader role for Sir Jerry in Bougainville critical - minister
Broader role for Sir Jerry in Bougainville critical - minister
Ezekiel Masatt said a joint understanding has been reached with Papua New Guinea to broaden the role of the recently appointed independent moderator.
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Medicinal cannabis in NZ higher THC than clinically necessary - research
More buds, less oil: Medicinal cannabis stronger than necessary
A senior researcher is sounding the alarm around the prescription of high-potency products in clinics. Audio
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New Caledonia crisis: Pacific leaders' mission must 'look beyond the surface' - Maclellan
Long road ahead: Pacific leaders' mission must 'look beyond the surface'
Islands Business journalist Nic Maclellan is back in Noumea for the first time since the rioting began on 13 May. "There's a long way to go before the French can bring people together," he said Audio
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Buffet appeals for dialogue as he ends New Caledonia visit
Buffet appeals for dialogue as he ends New Caledonia visit
"The time has come to return to dialogue, discussion, exchange, after the terrible (events) New Caledonia has been through." Audio
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Moldova votes to join EU by narrow margin after 'unfair fight'
Moldova votes to join EU by narrow margin after 'unfair fight'
Moldovan authorities said there had been Russian-backed meddling in the referendum - while Moscow denounced the votes as "unfree."
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Prabowo’s presidency sparks fear and faint hope in Indonesia’s restive Papua
Prabowo's presidency sparks fear and faint hope in Indonesia's restive Papua
As Prabowo Subianto, a former military commander takes power, many Papuans fear that their future will be marked by further violence and repression.
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Niue’s 50-year journey, from independence to global citizen
Niue’s 50-year journey, from independence to global citizen
Niue reflects on the 50 years since it gained independence from New Zealand, and its place in the world. Audio
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King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting Australia. In 1983, his tour with Princess Diana was 'utterly traumatic'
King Charles' 1983 Australia, NZ tour with Princess Diana 'utterly traumatic'
A 21-year-old on one of her first official tours abroad, Princess Diana landed in Alice Springs with one task: Shore up Australia's fealty to the crown.
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Firebombing of news organisation in Indonesia’s Papua region condemned as assault on ‘media freedom’
Firebombing of news outlet in Papua region condemned
Indonesian police have failed to solve previous attacks on Papuan media workers in recent years.
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NZ governor-general heading to Niue for celebrations
NZ governor-general heading to Niue for celebrations
Niue achieved self-governance from New Zealand in 1974. Audio
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Buffet starts four-day visit to New Caledonia
Buffet starts four-day visit to New Caledonia
France's new Minister for Overseas, François-Noël Buffet, arrived in New Caledonia on Wednesday, five months after violent riots broke out.
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Ambivalent Australia awaits King Charles on first big overseas tour since cancer diagnosis
Ambivalent Australia awaits King Charles
The first visit by a reigning monarch in 13 years has revived debate in Australia over whether a British royal should be head of state.
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Rio Tinto class action begins over Bougainville mining disaster
Rio Tinto class action begins over Bougainville mining disaster
The lawsuit seeks compensation for alleged historic mismanagement of a mine that sparked a civil war.
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Christchurch terror attack inquest: Terrorist 'always spoke of a race war' - sister
Terrorist 'always spoke of a race war' - sister
The Christchurch mosque gunman's sister says she wouldn't have got in the way of Brenton Tarrant obtaining a firearms licence.
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None of Australia's state premiers will attend King Charles' reception
Australia's state premiers snub King Charles' reception
The six state premiers have said they're all too busy to attend the monarch's reception in Canberra when he arrives.
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'We are not barbaric': Philip Mehrtens' captor and West Papua rebel leader denies bribery
'We are not barbaric': West Papua rebel leader denies bribery
General Egianus Kogoya, regional commander of the West Papua National Liberation Army, claims the group achieved their mission to raise international awareness for West Papua's independence from…
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JD Vance renews attack on 'sociopathic' people who don't have children
JD Vance renews attack on 'sociopathic' people who don't have children
The Republican VP nominee regrets using the phrase "childless cat ladies", but insists people who don't have kids over climate concerns are "very deranged".
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Former Scottish leader Alex Salmond dies, aged 69
Former Scottish leader Alex Salmond dies, aged 69
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has died at 69, after falling ill while in North Macedonia, UK media reports.
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NZ First convention speaker rails against 'race-based' policies, members vote on remits
NZ First convention speaker rails against 'race-based policies'
Senator Jacinta Price says both NZ and Australia are leading the way for a conservative cause.
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Marshall Islands wins UN Human Rights Council seat with climate, nuclear justice agenda
Marshall Islands wins UN Human Rights Council seat
Marshall Islands was elected on Wednesday to sit on the United Nations Human Rights Council from next year, with climate change and nuclear justice as its top priorities.
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Sir Jerry optimistic he can help resolve Bougainville/Moresby impasse
Sir Jerry optimistic he can help resolve Bougainville/Moresby impasse
Sir Jerry has been holding meetings with both the leaders of PNG and Bougainville, and other officials, in Port Moresby this week.
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Mixed reactions to French PM’s announcements on New Caledonia
Mixed reactions to French PM's announcements on New Caledonia
Analysis - Michel Barnier's announcements Tuesday on New Caledonia has triggered a series of mixed reactions across the French Pacific archipelago's political spectrum.
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Bougainville independence talks moderator Sir Jerry Mateparae in Port Moresby
Bougainville independence talks moderator in Port Moresby
Former New Zealand Governor General Sir Jerry Mateparae is in Port Moresby this week to meet with the Papua New Guinea Prime Minister and the Bougainville President.