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'Bad timing': Cyclone Harold likely to hit Vanuatu as category 5
'Bad timing': Cyclone Harold likely to hit Vanuatu as category 5
Vanuatu is bracing for a direct hit from the still intensifying Cyclone Harold, which is forecast to pass straight over the central islands, forcing the country to contend with dual emergencies.
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Covid-19 stresses could increase domestic violence in Pacific
Covid-19 stresses could increase domestic violence in Pacific
As countries across the Pacific implement measures to combat the spread of Covid-19, women's advocates are concerned what it might mean people in violent relationships.
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Covid-19 cases continue to climb in Pacific
Covid-19 cases continue to climb in Pacific
The number of people with Covid-19 in the Pacific continues to climb with French Polynesia hitting 40 cases, Guam now over 90 and the US state of Hawai'i suffering its third coronavirus death.
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Covid-19 cases continue to climb in Pacific
Covid-19 cases continue to climb in Pacific
The number of people with Covid-19 in the Pacific continues to climb with French Polynesia hitting 40 cases and Guam now over 90.
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Covid-19 lockdown: apple, pear harvesting continues with strict rules
Covid-19 lockdown: apple, pear harvesting continues with strict rules
The apple and pear harvest is getting under way, although with very strict rules in place for picking, packing, and shipping fruit.
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Covid-19 wrap: What happened on 4 April
Covid-19 wrap: What happened on 4 April
New Zealand is nearing 1000 cases, officials have released new guidelines for Alert Level 4 and rest homes won't take new residents until they test negative. Here's what happened in Covid-19 news…
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Plunket cuts back on services to prioritise needs during lockdown
Plunket cuts back on services to prioritise needs during lockdown
Plunket is temporarily reducing some of its services to prioritise those most in need and allow staff to help with the response to Covid-19.
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Covid-19 testing station opens in Ōtara
Covid-19 testing station opens in Ōtara
A Covid-19 testing station has opened in south Auckland suburb Ōtara today to target the Pacific community.
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Sport: The future of rugby unions in Pacific uncertain
Sport: The future of rugby unions in Pacific uncertain
The future of rugby unions in the Pacific remain uncertain as they seek guidance from World Rugby amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Covid-19: The countries without the deadly virus
Covid-19: The countries without the deadly virus
There are only 18 countries in the world where there hasn't been a confirmed case of Covid-19, and many are in the Pacific. But how long can they remain coronavirus-free?
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US Navy commander fired over coronavirus comments
US Navy commander fired over coronavirus comments
The commander of a United States ship has been fired after saying the US Navy was not doing enough to halt a coronavirus outbreak on board the aircraft carrier.
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Charities expect to suffer losses in Covid-19 disruptions
Charities expect to suffer losses in Covid-19 disruptions
Charities which rely on community and public support are trying to find other ways to make money as the disruptions from Covid-19 affect their systems.
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Donor countries announce support for Pacific hospitals
Donor countries announce support for Pacific hospitals
China has donated money and medical equipment to hospitals in both Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands, while Australia has also donated expertise, resources and support.
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Pacific economies hit hard: 'Unlike anything we have seen'
Pacific economies hit hard: 'Unlike anything we have seen'
Pacific economies will suffer a sharp fall as resource prices collapse and tourism numbers plummet to zero, but their remoteness could provide something of a buffer.
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Covid-19 referrals to New Zealand a ‘difficult bridge to cross’ - Cook Islands
Covid-19 referrals to New Zealand a ‘difficult bridge to cross’ - Cook Islands
The Cook Islands' top Health official says the country is doing all it can to avoid the scenario of sending Covid-19 patients to New Zealand.
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Covid-19: Calls for evacuation of refugees from Nauru, PNG
Covid-19: Calls for evacuation of refugees from Nauru, PNG
The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted calls for the evacuation of refugees detained in Papua New Guinea and Nauru by Australia.
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Latest on the spread of the coronavirus around the world
The latest on the worldwide spread of Covid-19
More than 851,000 people have been infected across the world and over 42,000 have died, according to a Reuters tally.
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Guam to allow entry to sailors from Covid-stricken aircraft carrier
Guam to allow entry to sailors from Covid-stricken aircraft carrier
Guam's government has agreed to host hundreds of sailors from a US aircraft carrier riddled with Covid-19 in local hotels.
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Northern Marianas confirms Covid-19 death, more austerity
Northern Marianas confirms Covid-19 death, more austerity
The Northern Marianas has now confirmed six cases of Covid-19, as the government further deepens spending cuts.
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US not evacuating Covid-19 stricken ship from Guam despite plea
US not evacuating Covid-19 stricken ship from Guam despite plea
The US Defense Secretary says it is not time to evacuate an aircraft carrier in Guam which is reeling from an outbreak of Covid-19 despite a plea for help from the commander of the ship.
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Vital medical supplies arrive in Samoa
Vital medical supplies arrive in Samoa
Two tonnes of vital medical supplies have arrived in Samoa on a special Samoa Airways flight.
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Second Covid-19 death in Guam as cases rise
Second Covid-19 death in Guam as cases rise
Guam has suffered its second death due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Review: Vanuatu's election count livestream
Review: Vanuatu's election count livestream
With the country in a state of emergency, Vanuatu election officials came up with a novel way to keep their election transparent: putting the counting on livestream. Jamie Tahana watched for hours…
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Covid-19: Updates from around the world
Covid-19: Updates from around the world
Countries affected by Covid-19 entered another week of strict quarantine and several announced new economic stimulus.
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Covid-19: 14,000 could die in NZ if control efforts fail
Covid-19: 14,000 could die in NZ if control efforts fail
More than 14,000 New Zealanders could die and tens of thousands more could be hospitalised if the country fails in its efforts to stamp out Covid-19, according to new research. Audio