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New Caledonia cleaning up after Cyclone Cook
Audio 11 Apr 2017Activity in New Caledonia is returning to normal after Cyclone Cook blew through last night. Audio
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Cooks govt urged to improve maritime safety regulations
Audio 11 Apr 2017A shipping operator hopes the government will take heed of recommendations made after an inquiry into one of his ships running aground. Audio
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PNG needs to wean off reliance on minerals, says Micah
PNG needs to wean off reliance on minerals, says Micah
A Papua New Guinea MP says the country needs a transformative type of government in order to fulfil its potential.
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Injuries reported as Cyclone Cook crosses New Caledonia
Injuries reported as Cyclone Cook crosses New Caledonia
Four people are reported to have been injured in New Caledonia after Cyclone Cook crossed the main island overnight.
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Cyclone Cook tears through New Caledonia
Cameron Diver says Cyclone Cook has now moved off but in its wake four people have been left injured and there are still power outages across the island. Audio
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Cyclone Cook hits New Caledonia
Cyclone Cook hits New Caledonia
Winds of up to 200km/h and heavy rain lashed people in New Caledonia this evening as Cyclone Cook made landfall.
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New Caledonia prepares shelters as Cyclone Cook nears
New Caledonia prepares shelters as Cyclone Cook nears
Authorities in New Caledonia are preparing shelters to cater for people as Cyclone Cook approaches. Video
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Resigned Cooks Minister expected to contest by-election
Resigned Cooks Minister expected to contest by-election
The Cook Islands Internal Affairs and Sports Minister, Albert Nicholas, has resigned to end the controversy over his defection from the opposition.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 10 April 2017
Audio 10 Apr 2017Food gardens washed away after Cook lashes Vanuatu; More mixed signals over Manus responsibility; Concerns raised about NZ Pacific visa lottery; Fiji's Human Rights Commissioner called to resign over… Audio
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Hopes Cooks govt takes heed of ship grounding report
Hopes Cooks govt takes heed of ship grounding report
The principal of Taio Shipping in the Cook Islands says he hopes the government pays heed to recommendations from an inquiry into the grounding of one of the company's vessels.
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Aitutaki aims for 100 percent renewable power by 2020
Aitutaki aims for 100 percent renewable power by 2020
Aitutaki is the next in line as the Cook Islands seeks to be 100 percent reliant on renewable power sources by 2020.
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Cook batters Vanuatu as contact with some outer islands lost
Cook batters Vanuatu as contact with some outer islands lost
Evacuations Nearly 200 people around Efate, the main island in Vanuatu, have been moved to evacuation centres because of flooding caused by Cyclone Cook.
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Poukai - hosting with pride at Huria Marae
Te Ahi Kaa goes behind the scenes as whanau at Huria Marae in Tauranga gear up to host their 59th Poukai (annual visit by the Māori King). Audio
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Dozens in shelters as Vanuatu battered by Cyclone Cook
Dozens in shelters as Vanuatu battered by Cyclone Cook
Nearly 200 people around Efate, the main island in Vanuatu, have been moved to evacuation centres because of flooding caused by Cyclone Cook.
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Tropical Cyclone Cook hits Vanuatu, strengthens
Tropical Cyclone Cook hits Vanuatu, strengthens
A tropical cyclone over Vanuatu is strenghtening and moving away towards New Caledonia.
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Sport: Cooks finalise prep for Netball World Youth Cup
Sport: Cooks finalise prep for Netball World Youth Cup
The Cook Islands are in the final stretch of preparations for July's Netball World Youth Cup, focussing on strength and fitness.
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Pacific countries sign Whale Declaration in Tonga
Pacific countries sign Whale Declaration in Tonga
Eleven Pacific nations have signed the Whale Declaration in Nuku'alofa in Tonga after a three day conference.
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10am World, Pacific and Sports News for 7 April 2017
The latest world, Pacific and sports news. Audio
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Cooks minimum wage earners get more
Cooks minimum wage earners get more
The Cook Islands government has announced a seventy five cents increase to the minimum wage
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6am World, Pacific and Sports News for 7 April 2017
The latest world, Pacific and sports news. Audio
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Report issued on Cook Islands ferry grounding
Report issued on Cook Islands ferry grounding
A report into the grounding of a Cook Islands ferry on a reef in Nassau says the lack of a detailed chart, lack of radio communication and unfamiliarity with the reef contributed to the accident.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 6 April 2017
Audio 6 Apr 2017Tighter NZ immigration policies lead to big fall in Pacific migration; The SPC says Pacific NCD epidemic is a development issue; The Pacific's pre-eminent leader Sir Michael Somare ends his political… Audio
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Cook Islands applauded for marine management
Cook Islands applauded for marine management
The Cook Islands has been applauded for its marine management at this week's Whales in a Changing Ocean Conference underway in Nuku'alofa.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 6 April 2017
Audio 6 Apr 2017The Pacific's pre-eminent leader Sir Michael Somare ends his political career in PNG; a Manus asylum seeker resisting deportation without finance says he fears for his life; the Cook Islands… Audio
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Cooks CIIC lays out reasons for Aitutaki power changes
Audio 6 Apr 2017The head of the Cook Islands Investment Corporation is assuring the people of Aitutaki any funds held by the island's power authority will be invested to upgrade its power supply. Audio