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Parties in New Caledonia prepare for talks with Minister from Paris
Parties in New Caledonia prepare for talks with Minister from Paris
There's a very big bridge to cross before people come to shake hands, says Pacific journalist Nic Maclellan. Audio
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'From from a place of equals': Norfolk Island's ongoing quest for a return of self-government
Norfolk Island's ongoing quest for a return of self govt
The Norfolk Island population is built upon the Pitcairn Islanders who moved to the island in the 1850s, and they have ever since retained their sense of independence from Australia. Audio
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New Zealand urged not to overreact in Cook Islands dispute
'The Cook Islands has a better case than us'
New Zealand needs to ensure it does not become unhinged over the spat with the Cook Islands, says an international relations specialist at Victoria University of Wellington.
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New report reveals Covid-19's disproportionate impact on Māori and Pacific people
New report reveals Covid-19's disproportionate impact on Māori and Pacific people
Sir Collin Tukuitonga, the lead researcher of the report, says New Zealand national response to the pandemic relied too much on conventional delivery and 'one size should fit everyone'.
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Woman accusing musician of domestic violence says she was strangled, punched
Woman accusing musician of domestic violence says she was strangled, punched
She told a court that she's been strangled, punched, and sometimes trapped in a situation for hours as her former partner verbally lashed out at her.
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Trump aware, supportive of AUKUS pact, says US defence secretary
Trump supports AUKUS pact - US defence secretary
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said President Donald Trump supported the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal after Australia confirmed its first US$500 million payment under the defence pact. Audio
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Donald Trump’s rapid dismantling of USAID leaves workers around world concerned for safety and futures
USAID's dismantling leaves workers globally concerned for safety, futures
Over the last few days, thousands of contractors, including those who function as diplomats abroad, have been put on leave or locked out of critical agency systems, including those that alert them to…
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Eke government in Tonga faces tight timeline to make an impact
Eke government in Tonga faces tight timeline to make an impact
RNZ Pacific's Tonga correspondent, Kalafi Moala, says events that have occurred in the last few days reveal that the new Cabinet has not met and planned together strategically
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New Zealand public services reveal details about their AI use
AI is taking on diverse roles in our public service
According to a survey by the Department of Internal Affairs last year, 37 of the 50 public agencies surveyed were using at least one type of AI.
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How will Trump's US aid freeze affect the Pacific?
How will Trump's US aid freeze affect the Pacific?
A senior research fellow at the Development Policy Centre says the freeze is important because it raises the prospect of Washington stepping back from some key sectors.
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Survey shows better mental health services needed in the Pacific
Survey shows better mental health services needed in the Pacific
Research involving about 1000 participants by the University of Auckland has highlighted an urgent need to improve mental health services in the Pacific.
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Trump supporters who stormed US Capitol begin to leave prison after pardons
Trump supporters who stormed US Capitol begin to leave prison after pardons
US President Donald Trump's pardon has quashed hundreds of pending cases with leaders of the far-right Proud Boys and Oath Keepers among those pardoned.
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Watch: Donald Trump’s full 2025 inauguration speech, with the full text
Watch: Donald Trump's full 2025 inauguration speech
Trump said he was "saved by God" from an assassination attempt to make America great again.
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Man convicted for murder may have believed he was a character in an anime scene
Man convicted of murder may have believed he was in anime
A convicted murderer may have been acting out a scene from a Japanese anime TV series when he beat a man to death.
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Trump, war in the Middle East, P Diddy, and Where's Princess Kate?: 10 of the biggest world stories from 2024
The biggest world stories from 2024
From 'Where's Kate?', to an attempted assassination on Trump, and Diddy's "freak offs" - here are some of the biggest world stories from 2024.
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The Murdoch family waged a secret court battle over succession. A voting machine company is trying to pry the case open
Bid to get Murdoch family's secret sucession documents released
A voting machine company wants to use this in its defemation case against Fox News for 2020 US election lies.
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Leading NZ craft chocolate producer expanding Pacific footprint
Leading NZ craft chocolate producer expanding Pacific footprint
Wellington Chocolate Factory (WCF) which pioneered ethical bean-to-bar chocolate, has announced it's sourcing more of its cacao supply from the Pacific.
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Why is Canadian miner IPX focusing on Bougainville's Isina region?
Why is Canadian miner IPX focusing on Bougainville's Isina region?
Island Passage Exploration is exploring 261 square kilometres in the Crown Prince Range in Central Bougainville, only nine kilometres southeast of Panguna mine.
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Russia says it transported Assad in 'most secured way'
Russia says it transported Assad in 'most secured way'
The Kremlin said on Monday that President Vladimir Putin had made the decision to grant asylum in Russia to Assad.
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No surprises for Bougainville MP in Panguna report
No surprises for Bougainville MP in Panguna report
Theonila Roka Matbob says the report into the environmental and human rights legacy of the Panguna mine gives her satisfaction.
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WCPFC progress on labour rules, electronic monitoring, but ignores transshipment
WCPFC progress on labour rules, electronic monitoring, but ignores transshipment
The 26-member Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission reached some momentous decisions at its recent annual conference in Suva, Pew Charitable Trust says.
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Netanyahu calls Australian government 'anti-Israel' after attack
Netanyahu calls Australian government 'anti-Israel' after attack
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu accused the Australian government of anti-Israel policies, following an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue.
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Jury retires to consider verdict in Yanfei Bao murder trial
Jury retires to consider verdict in Yanfei Bao murder trial
The Crown alleges Cao stabbed Bao and buried the 44-year-old in a shallow grave - he claims evidence was falsified.
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PNG confronting ever higher rates of HIV infection
PNG confronting ever higher rates of HIV infection
Papua New Guinea has long had notoriously high levels of HIV infection, but in the past year numbers reached a record 6700 cases.
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What impact might Emmanuel Tjibaou have in New Caledonia
What impact might Emmanuel Tjibaou have in New Caledonia
Tjibaou, the son of the assassinated pro-independence leader Jean-Marie Tjibaou, is also one of the two New Caledonian representatives in the French legislature.