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  • Pacific nations stay vigilant against coronavirus in cyclone's aftermath

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    Pacific
    10 Apr 2020
    Ruins at Vakaloa Resort after TC Harold.

    Cyclone Harold caused deaths injuries and destruction across the Pacific Island nations this week, but it cannot be allowed to disrupt Covid-19 containment efforts, officials say.

    Pacific nations stay vigilant against coronavirus in cyclone's aftermath
  • Pacific nations stay vigilant against coronavirus in cyclone's aftermath

    News
    Pacific
    10 Apr 2020
    Ruins at Vakaloa Resort after TC Harold.

    Cyclone Harold caused deaths injuries and destruction across the Pacific Island nations this week, but it cannot be allowed to disrupt Covid-19 containment efforts, officials say.

    Pacific nations stay vigilant against coronavirus in cyclone's aftermath
  • Former Samoa league player grateful for newborn during lockdown

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    Pacific Samoa
    10 Apr 2020
    Con Mika is grateful for quality time with his family during the Covid-19 lockdown.

    A former Samoa rugby league international Constantine Mika celebrates birth of son in lockdown

    Former Samoa league player grateful for newborn during lockdown
  • Pacific health receive funding to support Covid-19 strategies

    News
    Pacific
    10 Apr 2020
    New research finds scholarships and persistence are paying off in efforts to get more women in the Pacific into senior government jobs.

    A spokesperson for New Zealand's Covid-19 Pacific Response Team says a huge increase in non-clinical providers will be necessary to deliver ongoing healthcare to the community.

    Pacific health receive funding to support Covid-19 strategies
  • EU to redirect funds for pandemic response in Pacific

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    Pacific Fiji
    10 Apr 2020
    EU flag waving in front of European Parliament building. Brussels, Belgium

    The European Union will redirect $US130 million to respond to the coronavirus pandemic in the Pacific.

    EU to redirect funds for pandemic response in Pacific
  • EU to redirect funds for pandemic response in Pacific

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    Pacific Fiji
    10 Apr 2020
    EU flag waving in front of European Parliament building. Brussels, Belgium

    The European Union will redirect $US130 million to respond to the coronavirus pandemic in the Pacific.

    EU to redirect funds for pandemic response in Pacific
  • Domestic travellers eyed to keep luxury lodges viable after lockdown

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    9 Apr 2020
    A mum and toddler in the Abel Tasman National Park where it's expected more Kiwis will get the chance to see.

    New Zealand's largest export industry has taken a massive hit from the Covid-19 crisis, but some high-end tourism companies are now looking at a market closer to home in order to keep the doors open.

    Covid-19: Domestic travellers eyed to keep tourism sector viable after lockdown
  • Waiting game as Pacific lags on Covid-19 testing

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    Pacific
    9 Apr 2020
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    Pacific health authorities are playing a waiting game for Covid-19 test results as most islands don't have in-country testing for the coronavirus.

    Waiting game as Pacific lags on Covid-19 testing
  • Covid-19: Developments in NZ on day 14 of lockdown

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    New Zealand Covid-19
    8 Apr 2020
    Minister of Education Chris Hipkins. Travellers leaving Peru on March 16. A healthcare worker taking a swab test for Covid-19. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster.

    The daily increase of cases in NZ is slowly dwindling, a home learning support package has been revealed, and police are still clamping down on lockdown breaches ahead of Easter. Video

    Covid-19: The key developments in New Zealand from April 8
  • Cyclone Harold tears through Vanuatu, Fiji, thousands homeless

    Audio
    Pacific
    8 Apr 2020
    Damage caused by Cyclone Harold on the Vanuatu island of Santo.

    Cyclone Harold is bearing down on Fiji, where torrential rain has flooded rivers and powerful winds have already caused significant damage.

    The storm has weakened somewhat - now Category 4 - but it… Audio

  • Pictures of devastation emerge from cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu and Fiji

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    8 Apr 2020
    A house destroyed from Cyclone Harold in Fiji

    As the winds finally died down on Wednesday morning, the people of northern Vanuatu emerged to scenes of devastation.

    Pictures of devastation emerge from cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu and Fiji
  • Education Ministry reveals support plans for distance learning

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    New Zealand Politics
    8 Apr 2020
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    Schools around the country will be given help to make sure students can still learn at home under lockdown, when term two officially starts.

    Covid-19: Ministry of Education reveals support plans for distance learning
  • Social media misinformation putting Pacific communities at risk - govt

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    8 Apr 2020
    Colin Tukuitonga

    Social media misinformation about Covid-19 is putting Pacific communities in New Zealand at particular risk, government advisors say.

    Covid-19: Social media misinformation putting Pacific communities at risk - government
  • Covid-19: Bidder for Metlifecare pulls out

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    Business Covid-19
    8 Apr 2020
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    Retirement village operator Metlifecare is taking legal advice after the Swedish-backed company making a $1.5 billion takeover withdrew due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    Covid-19: Bidder for Metlifecare pulls out
  • Cyclone Harold headed to Fiji

    Audio
    Pacific weather
    8 Apr 2020
    Cyclone Harold moves away from Vanuatu and towards Fiji

    Vanuatu has been hit by one of the strongest recorded storms to ever make landfall on the tiny Pacific nation, forcing the government to suspend coronavirus social distancing measures for evacuees.

    … Audio

  • Coronavirus: Social media misinformation putting Pacific communities at risk - government

    Audio
    Pacific health
    8 Apr 2020
    The logo of Facebook is seen on a smartphone.

    Government advisors say social media misinformation about Covid-19 is putting Pacific communities in New Zealand at particular risk.

    On Tuesday, the government announced a $17 million package toward… Audio

  • Coronavirus updates from around the world

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    World Covid-19
    7 Apr 2020
    6198722 17.03.2020 An employee of the laboratory of the gene and cell technology prepares a specimen at Kazan Federal University in Kazan, Russia. Staff members of the university began developing a vaccine against coronavirus based on published data on the structure of the virus genome.

    Total confirmed cases of Covid-19 around the world this morning jumped to more than 1,270,000, with nearly 70,400 deaths

    Coronavirus updates from around the world on 7 April
  • NZ identifies pasifika communities as at risk to Covid-19

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    Pacific
    7 Apr 2020
    Associate Health Minister Jenny Salesa.

    New Zealand's government has identified Pacific communities as facing greater risk of exposure to Covid-19.

    NZ identifies pasifika communities as at risk to Covid-19
  • Govt working on repatriation flights for NZers in Vanuatu

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    7 Apr 2020
    Winston Peters announcing the $12.1 billion economic relief package.

    The government is working on a way to get 79 New Zealanders home from Vanuatu which was hit by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

    Govt working on repatriation flights for NZers in Vanuatu
  • PNG controller warns against spreading of false info

    News
    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    6 Apr 2020
    PNG prime minister James Marape (centre) announces provisions for the 14-day state of emergency beginning Tuesday 24 March, alongside police commissioner David Manning and health secretary Paison Dakulala.

    PNG's police chief has warned anyone spreading false information during the Covid-19 State of Emergency will be arrested and charged.

    PNG controller warns against spreading of false info
  • Cyclone Harold updates: Storm makes landfall on Vanuatu's Santo

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    Pacific Vanuatu
    6 Apr 2020
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    Cyclone Harold, the most powerful storm in the Pacific in at least two years, has made landfall on the Vanuatu island of Santo, with winds gusting as high as 235km/h.

    Cyclone Harold updates: Storm makes landfall on Vanuatu's Santo
  • The Panel with Janet Wilson and Duane Major (Part 2)

    Audio 6 Apr 2020

    Morningstar, which provides investment research for financial markets finds the Kiwisaver investors not hit too hard by the recent share market crash. Data director for Asia Pacific Greg Bunkall joins… Audio

  • Pacific Forum triggers security declaration due to Covid-19

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    Pacific
    6 Apr 2020
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    The Pacific Islands Forum countries have triggered their main security declaration as the region faces the coronavirus pandemic.

    Pacific Forum triggers security declaration due to Covid-19
  • Childfund NZ supporting Kiribati with Covid-19 preparedness

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    Pacific Kiribati
    6 Apr 2020
    Child Fund NZ staff in Kiribati visit a family in Betio, Tarawa.

    Childfund New Zealand is supporting Kiribati with its Covid-19 preparedness by delivering hygiene kits and conducting awareness in the community.

    Childfund NZ supporting Kiribati with Covid-19 preparedness
  • Missionaries return to US from Marshalls and Kiribati

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    Pacific Marshall Islands
    6 Apr 2020
    LDS church missionaries are joined by well-wishers at Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro

    A large group of missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints departed the Marshall Islands and Kiribati over the weekend on a special chartered flight.

    Missionaries return to US from Marshalls and Kiribati
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