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Sport: IRL sees Tonga NRL expulsion as new opportunity
Sport: IRL sees Tonga NRL expulsion as new opportunity
The International Rugby League sees the expulsion of Tonga's NRL as an opportunity to rebuild the sport in the kingdom.
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Covid-19: Pacific nations on heightened alert, flights suspended
Covid-19: Pacific nations on heightened alert, flights suspended
Pacific countries continue to take proactive measures to control the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus in the region, amid the global pandemic.
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Covid-19: NZ opera stars locked down in France
Audio 24 Mar 2020A family of three opera singers from New Zealand, who made their international debut in France two weeks ago, say their spirits are high despite being in lockdown and having their shows cancelled. Audio
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Stranded in Paradise: Kiwi worker chooses to stay in Marshall Islands
Stranded in Paradise: Kiwi worker chooses to stay in Marshall Islands
A Kiwi NGO worker who has chosen to strand herself in the Marshall Islands says watching the Covid-19 pandemic unfold from the unaffected Pacific nation feels surreal.
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Vanuatu island under lockdown after cruise ship visit
Vanuatu island under lockdown after cruise ship visit
Vanuatu's southern-most island Aneityum is under lockdown after a tourist who visited was tested as positive for covid-19.
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Coronavirus cases in Guam surge by 12 overnight
Coronavirus cases in Guam surge by 12 overnight
The number of people confirmed with Covid-19 on Guam has surged by 12 overnight.
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Are we testing enough for COVID 19?
6000 thousand tests have been done in New Zealand for Covid 19 since the first case entered the country from Iran on February 28th.Yesterday 1200 laboratory tests were carried out.The test are being… Audio
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Dateline Pacific for Monday 23 March 2020
More travel restrictions and measures have been imposed around the Pacific as COVID-19 coronavirus cases in the region continue to increase; how are Pacific businesses in New Zealand coping since the… Audio
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Covid-19: More restrictions imposed around Pacific
More travel restrictions and measures have been imposed around the Pacific as Covid-19 coronavirus cases in the region continue to increase. Audio
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Pacific businesses in NZ affected by covid-19
How are Pacific businesses in New Zealand coping since the break of Covid-19 coronavirus in the country? Audio
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Coronavirus wrap: The day's key developments in NZ and globally
Coronavirus: Key developments in NZ and globally on 22 March
It remains unclear if community transmission of Covid-19 is occurring in New Zealand as 14 new cases of the illness were confirmed today, bringing the total to 66.
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Coronavirus: Number of cases in French Polynesia rises to 17
Coronavirus: Number of cases in French Polynesia rises to 17
Two more people in French Polynesia have been diagnosed with Covid-19, bringing the total number of cases to 17.
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Coronavirus: Guam confirms Pacific's first Covid-19 death
Coronavirus: Guam confirms Pacific's first Covid-19 death
Guam's government says a 68-year-old woman died of Covid-19 early today, the first coronavirus-related death in the Pacific.
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Coronavirus: Guam confirms Pacific's first Covid-19 death
Coronavirus: Guam confirms Pacific's first Covid-19 death
Guam's government says a 68-year-old woman died on Sunday of Covid-19, the first coronavirus-related death in the Pacific.
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Michael Portillo's Great Australian Railway Journeys
Accompanied by his distinctively colourful wardrobe, former UK cabinet minister turned TV presenter Michael Portillo travelled almost 15,000km around 'The Lucky Country' by train for his latest… Audio
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Further COVID-19 restrictions and cases in Pacific
Further COVID-19 restrictions and cases in Pacific
More travel restrictions and measures have been imposed around the Pacific as cases in the region continue to increase.
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Landslip buries village in PNG Highlands
Landslip buries village in PNG Highlands
At least 12 people have been buried by a landslip in the Tambul-Nebilyer district in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands Province.
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Marshall Islands loses international air link after COVID-19 measures
Marshall Islands loses international air link after COVID-19 measures
The only international airline to service the Marshall Islands has suspended flights for at least three weeks after an incident associated with their COVID-19 coronavirus restrictions.
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Regional Wrap
It's cooled off a bit in the North Island but farmers are still hanging out for rain, while in the South Island, West Coast and Southland farms are going into autumn with pretty good pasture growth. 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 - Rugby league Tests postponed, basketballer blasts NBL and Taumalolo shines for Cowboys.
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Coronavirus: Libraries, pools and recreation centres to close in Auckland for two weeks
Auckland libraries, pools and recreation centres to close for two weeks
Mayor Phil Goff says the decision was made with regret, but it was both important and necessary. Video
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Covid-19: First confirmed cases in pacific
The Covid-19 coronavirus is making its impact in the Pacific felt well beyond the economics of cancelled flights.
Fiji has its first confirmed case, New Caledonia is closing public places after the… Audio
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Dateline Pacific for 20 March 2020
Audio 20 Mar 2020UNICEF encourages Pacific countries to take communities measures against Covid-19; an academic from West Papua says Indonesian plans to divide up the region will enhance dependency on Jakarta; Pacific… Audio
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Covid-19: UNICEF encourages community defenses
Audio 20 Mar 2020UNICEF encourages Pacific countries to take communities measures against Covid-19 Audio
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Covid-19: Church ministers urged to raise Covid-19 awareness
Audio 20 Mar 2020Pacific leaders in New Zealand are calling on church ministers to raise coronavirus awareness in their communities. Audio