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Covid-free Marshalls keen to talk recovery amid pandemic
Covid-free Marshalls keen to talk recovery amid pandemic
The Marshall Islands says it's ready to work with Covid-19 free countries in the Pacific to create economic opportunities amid the pandemic.
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Tusiata Avia - Savage Colonisers Book
Hot off the Press - Black Lives Matter and the Coronavirus both make an appearance in the latest poetry collection from Tusiata Avia - who's also celebrating being named a 2020 Arts Foundation… Audio
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Australia-backed regional security centre to start work
Australia-backed regional security centre to start work
An Australia-funded think-tank focusing on Pacific security concerns is to start work in Vanuatu next year.
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Alotau artists get busy to help PNG tourism, hospo
Alotau artists get busy to help PNG tourism, hospo
Musicians in PNG's Milne Bay province are doing their bit to help the local tourism and hospitality sector. Audio
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Pacific urged not to let guard down amid pandemic
Pacific urged not to let guard down amid pandemic
Pacific countries are being urged not to neglect routine health services during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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CNMI set to host Pacific Mini Games for first time in June 2022
CNMI set to host Pacific Mini Games for first time in June 2022
The 2021 Pacific Mini Games have been confirmed to take place in the Northern Marianas in June 2022.
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Covid-19: New Zealand to buy 1.5 million doses of potential vaccine
NZ deal for 1.5m doses of potential Covid vaccine
The government has agreed to buy 1.5 million doses of a potential coronavirus vaccine from one of the leading contenders to produce one.
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WHO urges Pacific to remain vigilant amid pandemic
WHO urges Pacific to remain vigilant amid pandemic
The regional director of the World Health Organisation has urged Pacific countries to stay vigilant amid Covid-19.
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Tuvalu nurse calls for more engagement with Pasifika in NZ
Tuvalu nurse calls for more engagement with Pasifika in NZ
An Auckland-based Tuvaluan nurse says her language and culture have been advantageous in working with vulnerable communities.
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Rarotonga buzzing as Cook Islands Games kicks off
Rarotonga buzzing as Cook Islands Games kicks off
Lawn bowls has kick-started the revived Cook Island Games in Rarotonga this weekend, with close to one fifth of the country's population set to participate in the multi-sport event.
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Fears rugby league players from region missing out on NRL due to Covid-19
Fears rugby league players from region missing out on NRL due to Covid-19
Covid-19 is threatening to scupper the NRL dreams of young rugby league players in NZ.
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Tuna tagging 'even more important' during Covid-19 pandemic
Tuna tagging 'even more important' during Covid-19 pandemic
The tagging of over 6,000 tuna in the central Pacific over the recent weeks is being hailed for the data it will provide to ensure accurate assessments of stocks.
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Cook Islands parliament electing new PM
Cook Islands parliament electing new PM
The Cook Islands parliament is sitting to elect a new prime minister, as Henry Puna stands down after a decade in the job.
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Pacific leaders united on Climate, Ocean and Security issues at the UNGA
Pacific leaders united on Climate, Ocean and Security issues at the UNGA
The Pacific has presented a united front to world leaders at the UN General Assembly this year. Audio
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NZ rejecting Pacific yachts in cyclone season 'ludicrous' - Ocean Cruising Club boss
The actions of a German crew who have been detained after sailing across New Zealand's closed border are probably a sign if desperation, an ocean cruising club boss says, but he does not condone… Video, Audio
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Tourism industry hopeful about pre-Christmas trans-Tasman bubble
Tourism industry hopeful about pre-Christmas trans-Tasman bubble
The tourism industry has reacted well to reports that a travel bubble between some Australian states and New Zealand could be established before Christmas, while National leader Judith Collins says…
- Covid-19 deaths in Guam reach 43
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Not one crisis, but many – we must work together to find solutions. Celebrities advocate for the UN’s development goals
Nations United explores the significance of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. In the midst of a pandemic radically transforming our world, it sets out what must be done. Audio
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Guam will relax Covid restrictions, slightly
Guam will relax Covid restrictions, slightly
Guam's governor has slightly relaxed the territory's Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, effective from noon on Friday.
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Foreign yachties say lives now at risk from NZ decision
Foreign yachties say lives now at risk from NZ decision
Foreign yachties seeking refuge in New Zealand from seasonal Pacific cyclones are baffled by the response not to let them in.
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US-funded PPE supplies ship to Samoa
US-funded PPE supplies ship to Samoa
A shipment of US government-funded medical supplies has left Auckland this afternoon bound for Samoa.
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Guam eases lockdown conditions despite 30th Covid death
Guam eases lockdown conditions despite 30th Covid death
After recording 30 deaths from Covid-19, including 20 this month, Guam has extended the stay-at-home order for another week, with some modifications.
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Message of thanks from family of late Cooks leader
Message of thanks from family of late Cooks leader
The family of the late Cook Islands prime minister, Joe Williams, has thanked the Pacific community for the outpouring of support. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - German wins stage 16 on Le Tour, English football gets approval to have some fans and groups named for US Open.
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Cook Islands holds state memorial service for Dr Joe Williams
Audio 15 Sep 2020The former Cook Islands prime minister, Joe Williams, has been hailed as a national hero at state memorial service in Rarotonga. Audio