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  • World Bank approves further funding to Samoa

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    Pacific Samoa
    27 Apr 2020
    World bank logo

    The World Bank has approved funding of $US3.4 million to further support Samoa's efforts to prevent the spread of Covid-19 into the country.

    World Bank approves further funding to Samoa
  • Covid-19 situation around the world

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    World Covid-19
    26 Apr 2020
    Left, people protest in Berlin against Covid-19 restrictions; top right, a poster thanks health workers in Canada; homeless people in Bangladesh wait for support in the streets during Covid-19 lockdown.

    More than half of the fatalities have been reported by the United States, Spain and Italy, while Britain has become the fifth country to pass 20,000 deaths.

    Covid-19 global death toll passes 200,000 as cases near 3 million
  • Professor Peter Doherty: No Covid-19 magic bullets yet

    Audio
    science health
    26 Apr 2020
    Peter Doherty

    We're still hearing about patient trials of the Remdesivir and Hydroxychloroquine for treatment of Covid-19 patients, but Nobel Prize-winning professor Peter Doherty says neither option is shaping as… Audio

  • Covid-19: What happened in New Zealand on Anzac Day

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    25 Apr 2020
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    Anzac Day was commemorated in a different way today due to the lockdown, while the Ministry of Health announced five new cases of Covid-19 and the death of a woman in her 70s.

    Covid-19: What happened in New Zealand on Anzac Day
  • Welfare packs given to people in vulnerable NZ suburb

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    Pacific
    24 Apr 2020
    Stock photo

    Hundreds of welfare packs have been distributed in one of the Wellington region's most vulnerable suburbs during the Covid-19 lockdown.

    Welfare packs given to people in vulnerable NZ suburb
  • Pandemic exposes weakness of PNG's border security

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    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    24 Apr 2020
    Indonesian military guard the border with Papua New Guinea at Wutung,

    Covid-19 is exposing the weakness of Papua New Guinea's border security.

    Pandemic exposes weakness of PNG's border security
  • Coronavirus: Growing concern in Papua New Guinea

    Audio 24 Apr 2020
    Health workers practice donning personal protective equipment (PPE).

    There's growing concern in Papua New Guinea about a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases confirmed there, across four provinces.

    It's a blow to the region which has so far been successful in keeping… Audio

  • Covid-19 testing centre in South Auckland sees high demand

    Audio
    health
    23 Apr 2020
    No caption

    A Covid-19 centre in South Auckland is testing people who aren't showing any symptoms in a bid to reach at-risk Pacific communities.

    Ministry of Health guidelines require testing of those with at… Audio

  • US increases support for Pacific Covid-19 response by over $32m

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    Pacific
    23 Apr 2020
    National flags in Nauru for the Pacific Islands Forum.

    The United States has increased its support for the Pacific's response to the Covid-19 pandemic by over $US32 million.

    US increases support for Pacific Covid-19 response by over $32m
  • Covid-19: Latest deaths and infections across the globe

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    World Covid-19
    22 Apr 2020
    An electronic screen advertises free COVID-19 testing being offered at Bondi Beach in Sydney today.

    Reported cases of the coronavirus have crossed 2.5 million globally and 177,004 people have died, according to a Reuters tally today.

    Covid-19: Latest deaths and infections across the globe
  • China says Australia parroting Trump with coronavirus criticism

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    World Covid-19
    22 Apr 2020
    People line up at a COVID-19 coronavirus testing station at Bondi Beach in Sydney on April 1, 2020.

    China is accusing Australia of taking its lead from the US over its criticism of Beijing's handling of the initial outbreak of Covid-19, in a falling-out between two major trading partners.

    China says Australia parroting Trump with coronavirus criticism
  • Govt's Covid-19 health response challenged at ERC meeting

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    Politics
    22 Apr 2020
    Health workers take part in ICU training for Covid-19 at Hutt Hospital.

    The Epidemic Response Committee has heard today from those in health and care services about whether they have been well served in the government's response to Covid-19.

    Epidemic Response Committee challenges government's health response
  • WHO urges caution over lifting Covid-19 restrictions

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    Pacific
    22 Apr 2020
    WHO’s Western Pacific Regional Director Dr Takeshi Kasai addressing Parliamentarians on the health impacts of a changing climate.

    The World Health Organisation says Pacific countries should be very careful when considering lifting restrictions in place for the Covid-19 pandemic.

    WHO urges caution over lifting Covid-19 restrictions
  • Sport; Oceania's Nations Cup football competition cancelled

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    Pacific
    21 Apr 2020
    PNG finished runners up in the 2016 OFC Nations Cup.

    The OFC Nations Cup football competition has been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.

    Sport; Oceania's Nations Cup football competition cancelled
  • Air NZ silent about Covid-19 cases as staff fears grow over quarantine exemption

    Audio
    business health
    21 Apr 2020
    Air New Sealand boeing 777-219.

    Air New Zealand is keeping secret the number of its staff infected with Covid-19 amid allegations it is not doing enough to keep its workers safe. Video, Audio

  • PM on the reasons why lockdown was extended

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    Politics Te Ao Māori
    21 Apr 2020
    WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - APRIL 07: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaks to media during a press conference at Parliament on April 07, 2020 in Wellington, New Zealand.

    The vulnerable health of an urbanised Māori and Pasifika population was among reasons for extending the country's alert level 4 lockdown, the prime minister says. Audio

    Health inequalities among Māori, Pasifika factor in lockdown extension - PM
  • ADB boosts Covid-19 response in Tonga and Samoa

    News
    Pacific Samoa
    21 Apr 2020
    Tonga

    Tonga and Samoa have received boosts to their Covid-19 responses from the Asian Development Bank.

    ADB boosts Covid-19 response in Tonga and Samoa
  • Lengthy, expensive legal fight expected over backtrack on Metlifecare takeover

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    Business Covid-19
    20 Apr 2020
    Depressed elderly widow sitting alone at home

    A court case is looming for the retirement village operator Metlifecare as it fights to keep its takeover deal alive.

    Metlifecare takeover: 'There's one hell of a court case coming up'
  • Sport: Pacific tennis trail-blazer "in limbo" during Covid-19

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    Pacific
    20 Apr 2020
    PNG tennis player Abigail Tere-Apisah.

    The first Pacific Island woman to win a pro singles title says her tennis career is "in limbo" as a result of Covid-19.

    Sport: Pacific tennis trail-blazer "in limbo" during Covid-19
  • Covid-19: Coronavirus developments in New Zealand on 19 April

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    19 Apr 2020
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    The day before a decision on whether the country will move down to alert level 3, nine new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in New Zealand.

    Covid-19: Coronavirus developments in New Zealand on 19 April
  • Lockdown eases in some Pacific countries as regional cases grow

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    Pacific Fiji
    18 Apr 2020
    Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape (right) updates media on the countries covid-19 response, alongside the Emergency Controller, Police Commissioner David Manning.

    Some Pacific Island countries are beginning to emerge from lockdown, as the number of Covid-19 cases across the region inches towards 300.

    Lockdown eases in some Pacific countries as regional cases grow
  • Virus, recession and 'institutional racism at all levels' hit Māori, Pasifika

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    Te Ao Māori In Depth
    17 Apr 2020
    One of several checkpoints along the East Coast's State Highway 35 to stop people travelling during the covid-19 outbreak

    Māori and Pasifika populations are more vulnerable to Covid-19 and the effects of a recession. The combination could be devastating, reports Susan Strongman.

    Covid-19: Virus and recession a devastating combination for Māori and Pasifika
  • Covid-19 deadlier for Māori, Pasifika - modelling predicts

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    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    17 Apr 2020
    Ventilator Hutt Hospital ICU

    Covid-19 could be twice as deadly for Māori communities if the virus spreads in New Zealand - and the risk is even higher for older Māori and Pasifika, new research has found.

    Covid-19 deadlier for Māori, Pasifika - modelling predicts
  • Pharmacies under pressure with 'huge need' during lockdown

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    17 Apr 2020
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    Some patients are waiting days to have their prescriptions filled, with many community pharmacies struggling to meet demand during lockdown.

    'Pharmacies run off their feet': People waiting days for prescriptions
  • Regional health figure calls for Helen Clark's lead against Covid-19

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    Pacific
    17 Apr 2020
    Former Prime Minister Rt Hon. Helen Clark ONZ

    The head of a Covid-19 Pasifika advisory group wants to see a former New Zealand Prime Minister leading a push to re-energise global trust and resourcing to fight Covid-19.

    Regional health figure calls for Helen Clark's lead against Covid-19
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