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Melbourne’s tighter lockdown, SOS rescue from tiny island
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Lynn to look at Melbourne's move to tighten its lockdown and what impact that will have on the federal economy. A special payment is being made from the… Audio
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OFC boosts funding for governance, football development
OFC boosts funding for governance, football development
Oceania Football is increasing funding to its 11 Member Associations to help them place a stronger emphasis on governance and football development.
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Mapping covid-19 in the Pacific
While some island nations, which have been spared the pandemic are keen for travel to open up from New Zealand, researchers at the Australian National University have created an interactive map… Audio
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'Pacific neighbours in far greater need' of travel bubble - specialist workers
'Pacific neighbours in far greater need' of travel bubble - specialist workers
Two of the country's busiest airports have sketched out their plans for an international travel bubble should the government announce one. But the wait is frustrating specialist workers here.
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Tahiti cruise passenger confirmed Covid-19 positive
Tahiti cruise passenger confirmed Covid-19 positive
A cruise ship passenger in French Polynesia has tested positive for Covid-19, forcing all travellers on board the Paul Gauguin to isolate in their cabins.
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Yachties, backpackers stranded in paradise, desperate to stay
Foreigners stranded in New Zealand are making concerted pleas to stay here.
Yachties don't want to untie from New Zealand marinas to face the dangers of seasonal Pacific storms, and backpackers don't… Audio
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Suspected Covid-19 case on cruise ship in Tahiti
Suspected Covid-19 case on cruise ship in Tahiti
A cruise ship in French Polynesia has returned to port in Papeete after a passenger tested Covid-19 positive.
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Economic contraction of 15 percent expected in two Pacific, ADB
Economic contraction of 15 percent expected in two Pacific, ADB
An Asian Development Bank says Pacific countries need to strengthen their health systems and enhance disaster resilience to prepare for future economic shocks. Audio
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Two more test positive for Covid-19 in the CNMI
Two more test positive for Covid-19 in the CNMI
Covid-19 cases in the Northern Marianas rose to 42 yesterday when it was announced that two more individuals tested positive for the coronavirus.
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New areas for Pacific investment identified in wake of Covid-19
New areas for Pacific investment identified in wake of Covid-19
Pacific Trade Invest says it's re-calibrating its strategies for promoting investment in the Pacific in the wake of Covid-19.
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Call for proper enforcement of measures to contain Covid in PNG
Call for proper enforcement of measures to contain Covid in PNG
A Papua New Guinea academic says without enforcement of health measures it will be difficult to contain Covid-19. Audio
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Oceania Football forced into more Covid related changes
Oceania Football forced into more Covid related changes
Regional qualifying for the FIFA World Cup is set to begin in March as part of Oceania Football's latest revamp of the tournament calendar.
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Micronesian leaders working on an in-person meeting this year
Micronesian leaders working on an in-person meeting this year
Leaders of Covid-free nations in Micronesia are planning an in-person meeting this year.
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Flying Fijians set to take on Six Nations rugby giants
Flying Fijians set to take on Six Nations rugby giants
The Flying Fijians are set to feature in an eight-team tournament alongside Japan and the Six Nations rugby countries.
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Tonga hopeful of Kiwis rematch before end of year
Tonga hopeful of Kiwis rematch before end of year
Tonga remains optimistic another blockbuster rugby league test against the New Zealand could take place later in this year.
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Escaping Covid-19 in Fijian 'paradise'
Escaping Covid-19 in Fijian 'paradise'
Fiji is creating what the government calls safe lanes for yachts and pleasure craft that wish to "escape the Covid-19 pandemic in paradise". Audio
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Covid-19 cases in CNMI reach 40 with Guam arrivals
Covid-19 cases in CNMI reach 40 with Guam arrivals
Back-to-back passengers from Guam have tested positive for Covid-19 in the Northern Marianas, taking their total number of coronavirus cases to 40.
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Fears Pasifika deaths from Covid-19 will rise in US
Fears Pasifika deaths from Covid-19 will rise in US
There are fears that the death toll from Covid-19 among Pacific Islanders in the United States could go much higher if people don't listen to the advice they are being given. 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 - Former All Black Andy Haden gravely ill, England win second Test, Tactix too good for Steel and Wolfpack won't play this year.
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Renewed call for Arkansas poultry shutdown to stop Covid-19
Renewed call for Arkansas poultry shutdown to stop Covid-19
A Marshallese community worker in the US state of Arkansas is continuing to push for poultry plants to shut down, to try and arrest the spread of Covid-19.
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Guam Corrections to test all inmates and staff
Guam Corrections to test all inmates and staff
The Department of Corrections in Guam is planning to test all inmates, detainees and employees for Covid-19 after another staff member was confirmed with the coronavirus.
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Niue waits to see how Cooks-NZ 'travel bridge' works out
Niue waits to see how Cooks-NZ 'travel bridge' works out
The premier of Niue will wait and see how a 'travel bridge' between the Cook Islands and New Zealand goes before joining a proposed travel bubble between the realm countries. Audio
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Tahiti cruises resume after Covid-19 lockdown
Tahiti cruises resume after Covid-19 lockdown
Cruise ship tourism has restarted in French Polynesia after a four-month interruption because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Utah Pacific Islanders called on to do more to combat Covid-19
Utah Pacific Islanders called on to do more to combat Covid-19
A health coalition in the US state of Utah says more needs to be done to help the Pacific community cope with the impact of Covid-19.
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Pacific leaders advocating for overstayers through a petition
A petition has been published to the New Zealand Parliament to provide pathways for overstayers to gain permanent residency in New Zealand on compassionate grounds. Audio