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No news yet for families after Cooks shooting tragedy
Close family of the three people who died in the Cook Islands worst shooting tragedy in October are still waiting to hear exactly what happened.
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A wet Christmas expected for the Cook Islands
Cook Islanders are being warned by the national met service to listen for weather warnings as the region moves deeper into the cyclone season.
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Te Papa head resigns six months early
The chief executive of Te Papa has resigned and will leave the national museum in the middle of next year.
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Gisborne back in business but impact of power cut lingers
A shop owner in Gisborne says she has had thousands of dollars of takings stolen following the city's two-day power outage.
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Our Own Odysseys - Mangaia
Dr Paul Beumelburg spent time on Mangaia, that's where he went to to do his PhD research into education and mixing the best of local teaching with the best western techniques. Mangaia is the most… Audio
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Our Own Odysseys - Mangaia
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Tuna Commission meeting has limited success
Audio 12 Dec 2016The annual talk-fest of the Pacific's tuna fishing authorities has ended with few gains. Audio
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Pacific poetry through the eyes of a first generation NZer
Audio 12 Dec 2016A New Zealand poet reminisces on his boyhood in Niue and explores his Cook Islands' heritage in a new poetry collection. Audio
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Safety measures for Pacific fishing observers agreed
The Pacific Tuna Commission has voted to improve safety for observers who work on fishing vessels in the region. The observers play a critical part in the management and conservation...
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Cut off from the world: A journey down Kaikoura's ruined highway
We took a walk down Kaikoura's earthquake-ruined highway to check out the damage, and see what's become of the iconic crayfish caravans.
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When the Kekerengu Fault ruptured
Geologists are combing the ground in the wake of the 7.8M Kaikōura earthquake looking for clues, to understand what happened when 9 faults rupture at the same time. Audio, Gallery
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When the Kekerengu Fault ruptured
Geologists are combing the ground in the wake of the 7.8M Kaikōura earthquake looking for clues, to understand what happened when 9 faults rupture at the same time.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 7 December 2016
Audio 7 Dec 2016Fiji expat landowners mount campaign against travel to Fiji; Increasing interest in kava for reducing anxiety; Call for moratorium on Pacific bluefin fishing; Amnesty report brings Fiji torture back… Audio
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Former Cooks Minister loses appeal over bribe
A former Cook Islands cabinet minister has lost an appeal over his conviction on corruption charges, but his sentence has been reduced.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 December 2016
Audio 7 Dec 2016Call for moratorium on Pacific bluefin fishing; Amnesty report brings Fiji torture back to the fore; Black twig borer causing havoc in Cook Islands; A training programme hopes to improve maternal… Audio
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Black twig borer causing havoc in Cook Islands
Audio 7 Dec 2016The Cook Islands Minister of Agriculture wants immediate action to curb the impact of invasive species. Audio
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Cooks aims for better response to invasive species
The Cook Islands Minister of Agriculture wants immediate action to curb the impact of invasive species.
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Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal by Jenny McLeod
'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.
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Pasifika students in NZ get new language resources
Pasifika new entrant students in New Zealand now have access to new resources in five Pasifika languages.
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Cooks gets $US10m ADB disaster loan
The Cook Islands has secured an Asian Development Bank loan worth $US10 million which will rapidly make available financing in the event of a disaster.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 2 December 2016
Audio 2 Dec 2016Mass arrests at West Papuan demonstrations clouding Indonesian government claims that it is trusted by; PNG workers in subsidised housing are facing a new tax from the beginning of next month;The row… Audio
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Sport: Pasifika Youth Cup league comp to debut in Auckland
The inaugural Pasifika Youth Cup rugby league competition will be held in Auckland next month.
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Cooks leaders blocked from telling EU it's not welcome
Traditional Cook Islands leaders say they've been prevented from expressing their opposition to a fisheries agreement to European Union officials at a public meeting.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 2 December 2016
Audio 2 Dec 2016The row over a Cook Islands fishing agreement intensifies as traditional leaders claim they were prevented from expressing their opposition to EU officials at a public meeting; Kiribati is making slow… Audio
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Cooks leaders blocked from telling EU it's not welcome
Audio 2 Dec 2016The row over a Cook Islands fishing agreement intensifies as traditional leaders claim they were prevented from expressing their opposition to EU officials at a public meeting Audio
