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Polynesian Group chooses Niue as new chair
The Polynesian Leaders Group has chosen Niue as the chair for next year, taking over from French Polynesia.
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Niue's tourism plan criticised
The ex-chairperson of the Niue Tourism Authority Board says a poorly considered strategic plan for tourism sparked her resignation earlier this month.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 28 July 2014
Audio 28 Jul 2014Academic says Pacific Islands Forum is going through a 'turbulent' phase; There's a push in Solomons to stop vote buying; Niue's tourism plan attracts criticism; Victims of Tonga's cyclone need more… Audio
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Niue's tourism plan criticised
Audio 28 Jul 2014Niue's strategic tourism plan criticised by ex-tourism chair. Audio
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Tonga cyclone victims need more food, housing
Audio 28 Jul 2014A Peoples Representative for Ha'apai in Tonga where a category-five cyclone displaced 5,000 people in January says residents do not have enough food and up to 200 families are still living in tents. Audio
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Sport: Busy schedule for Pacific athletes in Glasgow
A host of Pacific athletes are in action on day one of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
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Niue repair bill at least $50,000
The repair bill for damage allegedly caused by a drunk New Zealand Defence Force soldier in a hotel in Niue is estimated to be more than $50,000. The incident is being investigated. Audio
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NZDF member could be charged over Niue damage
Audio 17 Jul 2014A member of the New Zealand Defence Force who reportedly caused 50 thousand dollars worth of damage to a Niue hotel may be charged over the incident. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 17 July 2014
Audio 17 Jul 2014Crown lawyers spend more than 20 thousand hours on Kim Dotcom, Swedish court to rule on lifting Julian Assange arrest warrant, Dutch liable over Srebrenica deaths, Soldier was highly experienced in… Audio
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NZ soldier accused of $50k damage hotel in Niue
Audio 16 Jul 2014More details are emerging about a New Zealand soldier's drunken night out in Niue which has landed him at the centre of an investigation by military police. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Wednesday 16 July 2014
Audio 16 Jul 2014Australian soldier dies on Aoraki-Mt Cook; Invercargill City Council says it's alarmed by finding against local engineer; Father of Opotiki man gets chance to say farewell in prison; Mortgage rates… Audio
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NZDF investigating personnel after damage to Niue hotel
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NZDF offers to repair Niue hotel damage
The New Zealand Defence Force has offered to repair Niue's only hotel, the Matavai Resort, after it was apparently damaged by NZDF staff.
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NZDF worker could face charges in Niue
The Niue police commissioner, Tony Edwards, says a New Zealand Defence Force employee could face charges after he allegedly caused damage at the island's only hotel, the Matavai.
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Extensions for elderly at Niue hospital
An extension at Foou Hospital in Niue for elderly patients constructed by a New Zealand teen is expected to be completed on Saturday.
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Niue four-day week continuing to Xmas
The Niue government has extended a four-day working week, brought in in lieu of a 20 percent pay rise, until the end of the year.
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Surveillance technology no panacea for illegal Pacific fishing
A manager in New Zealand's Ministry of Primary Industries says new surveillance technology is not the best way to stop illegal fishing.
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NZ stats programme used across Pacific region
New Zealand's statistics minister, Nicky Wagner, says a computer system developed 25 years ago to help Pacific nations gather reliable trade information is now in use in more than a dozen countries.
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NZ stats program now used in most Pacific countries
New Zealand's statistics minister, Nicky Wagner, says a computer system developed 25 years ago to help Pacific nations gather reliable trade information is now in use in more than a dozen countries.
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Tradewinds for 1 July 2014
Audio 1 Jul 2014The lastest on the World Bank report on Tonga's transport sector; Bougainville considers options for economic independence; Pacific products in New Zealand need more recognition; Niue gears up for… Audio
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Late Edition for 30 June
Audio 30 Jun 2014National's roads of regional significance, Finding a cure for Parkinson's disease, and in Dateline Pacific Niue gets ready for an influx of food tourists. Audio
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Niue gears up for food festival
Niue will host its first international food festival in a bid to attract more visitors and "foodie tourists" outside the peak tourism season.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 30 June 2014
Audio 30 Jun 2014There are calls for Vanuatu health officials to find long-term funding solutions; Solomons water upgrade by NGOs; An activist in Fiji calls for leaders to speak up over West Papua; PNG Oxfam welcomes… Audio
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Niue gears up for food festival
Audio 30 Jun 2014Niue will host its first international food festival in a bid to attract more visitors outside the peak tourism season. Audio
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Celebrity chef says Pacific needs to market its own strengths
Audio 30 Jun 2014An award-winning TV chef and author says Pacific chefs are growing in confidence with more demand for traditional Pacific cuisine. Audio
