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  • Sport: Pacific stresses caution on World Rugby promises

    News
    Pacific
    17 Apr 2020
    World Rugby Chair Bill Beaumont, (left), and Vice-Chair Agustin Pichot

    The Pacific Rugby Players Welfare group is stressing caution over big promises being made by the two contenders for the World Rugby Chairmanship.

    Sport: Pacific stresses caution on World Rugby promises
  • Sport: OFC provides regional solidarity fund

    News
    Pacific
    16 Apr 2020
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    The Oceania Football Confederation has created a solidarity fund to support staff, volunteers, players, coaches, referees and the region's wider football community during the coronavirus pandemic.

    Sport: OFC provides regional solidarity fund
  • Sport: FRU chair nominated for World Rugby Executive Committee

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    16 Apr 2020
    Fiji Rugby Union Chair Francis Kean, World Rugby Chair Bill Beaumont and Samoa Rugby Union Chair and PM, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi

    Fiji Rugby Union Chair Francis Kean is one of eight nominations competing for seven available positions on the powerful World Rugby Executive Committee.

    Sport: FRU chair nominated for World Rugby Executive Committee
  • Coronavirus: Pacific battle against Covid-19 a mixed bag

    Audio
    Pacific health
    16 Apr 2020
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    The move by Pacific island countries to seal themselves off from the outside world is being heralded as largely successful, with some countries now easing their internal lockdowns.

    But in the… Audio

  • Suva lockdown to continue until Covid-19 screening targets are met

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    Pacific Fiji
    16 Apr 2020
    A soldier helps mobile screening teams carry out door-to-door tests in Suva.

    Fiji's Prime Minister says the lockdown in Suva will not be lifted until the government is satisfied the number people screened has improved.

    Suva lockdown to continue until Covid-19 screening targets are met
  • Record daily death toll for US, South Koreans head to polls

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    World Covid-19
    15 Apr 2020
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    The deaths of 128,445 people have now been linked to Covid-19 around the world, with the US reaching a record daily toll for deaths, and South Koreans head to the poll with strict hygiene measures.

    Latest Covid-19 developments from around the world for 15 April
  • World Bank help for PNG health system's covid response

    News
    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    15 Apr 2020
    Boroko, Port Moresby.

    The World Bank has committed $US20m to Papua New Guinea in health assistance for the country's Covid-19 response.

    World Bank help for PNG health system's covid response
  • 'This is going to get really real' - immigrants without visas

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    15 Apr 2020
    Visa application form to travel Immigration a document Money for Passport Map and travel plan

    The government is discussing how it can support or repatriate immigrants who have lost their job during the Covid-19 lockdown, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.

    Covid-19 lockdown: Visa disruption leaves immigrants, businesses worried
  • Coronavirus: Immigrants without work facing visa issues

    Audio 15 Apr 2020
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    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says ministers are discussing how they can support or repatriate immigrants who have lost their job during the Covid-19 lockdown.

    The government has now suspended the… Audio

  • Coronavirus: South America mercy flight lands in Auckland

    Audio
    transport
    15 Apr 2020
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    Sixty New Zealanders landed in Auckland this morning on a government-assisted charter flight from South America.

    Three Australians were also on board.

    There are no commercial services operating… Audio

  • Coronavirus: Migrant workers nervous about status

    Audio
    politics
    15 Apr 2020
    Passports, American flag and visa application form on table. Immigration to USA.

    Businesses are worried about whether they're doing the right thing in the grey area of employing immigrants while they are on reduced hours.

    Migrant workers are also nervous they are breaching their… Audio

  • Covid-19 world update: Global cases near 2 million

    News
    World Covid-19
    14 Apr 2020
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    More than 1.9 million people have been reported to be infected by Covid-19 globally and more than 119,000 have died, according to the John Hopkins University coronavirus tracking map.

    Covid-19 updates from around the world on 14 April
  • Owners of fast food chain Burger King go into receivership

    News
    Business Covid-19
    14 Apr 2020
    Burger King signage

    The owners of the Burger King franchise in New Zealand have been placed in receivership owing more than $65 million.

    Owners of fast food chain Burger King go into receivership
  • Arts sector responding 'creatively' to pandemic blues

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    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    14 Apr 2020
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    The country's arts development agency, Creative New Zealand, said despite the current challenges it faced the sector was showing signs of a creative revival.

    Optimism arts sector will bounce back from Covid-19 blues
  • Pasifika site for Covid-19 information launched

    News
    Pacific
    13 Apr 2020

    A new website dedicated to providing information on Covid-19 for Pacific communities across New Zealand was launched last week.

    Pasifika site for Covid-19 information launched
  • UN reaches out to Pacific, post-Cyclone Harold

    News
    Pacific
    13 Apr 2020
    Roof of Luganville town hall blown off

    The United Nations has issued messages of support for the Pacific following the destruction caused by Cyclone Harold last week.

    UN reaches out to Pacific, post-Cyclone Harold
  • Covid-19: Latest on the spread of the coronavirus around the world

    News
    World Covid-19
    13 Apr 2020
    An aerial photo quiet Ginza District in Chuo Ward, Tokyo on April 11, 2020, amid an outbreak of the new coronavirus COVID-19.

    More than 1.7 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally and 108,252 have died so far.

    Covid-19: Latest on the spread of the coronavirus around the world
  • More freight-only passenger flights expected over next month

    News
    Business Covid-19
    13 Apr 2020
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    Eighty new flights of freight-only passenger planes are scheduled to land at Auckland Airport in the next four weeks.

    More freight-only passenger flights expected over next month
  • Argentine announces bid for top job in World Rugby

    News
    Sport
    13 Apr 2020
    Agustin Pichot.

    Agustin Pichot will run against incumbent Bill Beaumont for the top job in World Rugby this month.

    Argentine announces bid for top job in World Rugby
  • Marshall Islands feeling economic hit of Covid-19

    News
    Pacific Marshall Islands
    12 Apr 2020
    A net repair yard has seen little business for weeks

    Tax collections in the Marshall Islands are already dropping as local businesses layoff workers in the face of disruptions related to Covid-19.

    Marshall Islands feeling economic hit of Covid-19
  • Thousands in Fiji without power after Cyclone Harold

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    11 Apr 2020
    Cyclone Harold wrecked villages on some of Fiji's southern islands

    Tens of thousands of people in Fiji will mark the Easter holiday weekend without electricity because power supply to almost 80 percent of homes in the country is yet to be restored.

    Thousands in Fiji without power after Cyclone Harold
  • As it happened: Covid-19 updates on 11 April

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    11 Apr 2020
    Elderly man. Walking frame. Retirement home.

    There are now 13 significant Covid-19 clusters in New Zealand, including a new one which is linked to a Christchurch aged care facility. Follow our live blog here.

    Covid-19: updates from New Zealand and around the world on 11 April
  • Relief efforts begin in cyclone-hit Vanuatu

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    11 Apr 2020
    A destroyed, now roofless, health centre on the Vanuatu island of Ambrym.

    Relief efforts are swinging into action in Vanuatu after a powerful cyclone devastated several islands this week.

    Relief efforts begin in cyclone-hit Vanuatu
  • Covid-19: What happened on Good Friday

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    10 Apr 2020
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    A second New Zealander has died from Covid-19, while the number of new cases rose to a total of 1283 in another dramatic day during the alert-four lockdown.

    Covid-19: What happened on Good Friday
  • Website launched with covid info for Pacific communities in NZ

    News
    Pacific
    10 Apr 2020
    An employee wearing protective clothing does testings for the coronavirus at a laboratory as the spread of the disease continues, in Arkhangelsk, Russia.

    A new website dedicated to providing information on Covid-19 for Pacific communities across New Zealand has launched this week.

    Website launched with covid info for Pacific communities in NZ
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