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  • Lynda Tabuya 'an ideal Minister for Information' Fiji's PM Sitiveni Rabuka says

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    Pacific Fiji
    8 Mar 2025
    Lynda Tabuya, left, and Sitiveni Rabuka. 4 February 2023

    Fiji's Prime Minister is set to restore a backbencher to cabinet after she appeared in a private video dancing naked.

    Tabuya 'an ideal Minister for Information' Fiji's PM says
  • In a 'post-truth' world, Wikipedia is coming out on top

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    New Zealand The Detail
    8 Mar 2025
    Searching Browsing Internet Data Information Networking Concept / soft focus picture ,copy space for text.

    In a world where misinformation and disinformation are rampant, the website has become an unlikely source of truth.

    Wikipedia, a surprising repository of fact
  • The world is beginning to tire of Trump’s whiplash leadership

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    World Comment & Analysis
    7 Mar 2025
    U.S. President Donald Trump hosts his first cabinet meeting with Elon Musk in attendance, Washington, D.C.,  U.S., February 26, 2025.

    Analysis - One day, President Donald Trump imposed a punishing tariff regime against Canada and Mexico. The next, he froze auto duties for a month.

    The world is beginning to tire of Trump’s whiplash leadership
  • 'Very unprofessional': Fijian rugby fans demand accountability for Drua's mistreatment

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    Pacific
    7 Mar 2025
    Fijian Drua waiting to get a lift to their hotel in Auckland late at night.

    However, Fijian Drua chief executive says the franchise is moving on, despite setbacks they faced ahead of their game against the Hurricanes in New Zealand.

    'Very unprofessional': Fijian rugby fans demand accountability for Drua's mistreatment in NZ
  • South Korean jets accidentally drop bombs on homes, injuring 15

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    World
    6 Mar 2025
    A South Korean soldier gestures near a bomb accident site outside a military live-fire training range in Pocheon on March 6, 2025. South Korea's Air Force said on March 6, that one of its fighter jets had accidentally dropped eight bombs in the wrong place during a training exercise, resulting in civilians being injured. (Photo by YONHAP / AFP) / - South Korea OUT / NO USE AFTER MARCH 16, 2025 03:19:18 GMT -  - SOUTH KOREA OUT / NO USE AFTER MARCH 16, 2025 03:19:18 GMT -  - SOUTH KOREA OUT / NO ARCHIVES -  RESTRICTED TO SUBSCRIPTION USE

    Photographs from the scene showed shattered windows and a church building strewn with debris.

    South Korea air force jets accidentally drop bombs on homes, injuring 15
  • Health NZ apologises to abuse survivor after ignoring sculpture complaint

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    New Zealand health
    6 Mar 2025
    John Middleditch, ‘Water Sculpture’ (1980), Dunedin Public Hospital, CBD, Ōtepoti Dunedin

    The survivor's 2012 complaint was ignored - she had since made another complaint this year resulting in the removal of the sculpture.

    Health NZ apologises to abuse survivor after ignoring John Middleditch sculpture complaint
  • Drua to stick to basics against undefeated Chiefs

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    Pacific
    6 Mar 2025
    Fijian Drua during a training session ahead of the games against Chiefs this weekend. 6 March 2025

    The messages around the Fiji Drua camp have been simple this week. Play disciplined rugby, do the basics right, take the points, and win the game.

    Super Rugby Pacific: Drua to stick to basics against undefeated Chiefs
  • Cyclone Alfred's edge already hitting Australia's east coast

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    World weather
    6 Mar 2025
    A person watching massive waves stirred up by Tropical Cyclone Alfred break onto the North Wall breakwater in the coastal NSW town of Ballina, on 5 March, 2025.

    Weather experts are predicting it will cross the coast early on Friday morning with damaging wind gusts, storms, and heavy rainfall.

    Cyclone Alfred's western edge already hitting Australia's east coast
  • Preserving Pacific stories: Niue's digital leap for future generations

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    Pacific Niue
    5 Mar 2025
    Niuean creative project lead Glen Jackson produced 10 radio and TV episodes bringing to life Niuean stories through digital storytelling.

Photo/Storytime and Play-Niue

    The Niumataola Potaaga Tala Niue project brings Niuean stories to life through 10 radio and TV episodes.

    Preserving Pacific stories: Niue’s digital leap for future generations
  • Savea wants Moana Pasifika to 'find ways' to start winning

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    Pacific
    5 Mar 2025
    Referee Ben O'Keeffe during the Super Rugby Pacific match, Moana Pasifika v Highlanders.

    The Moana Pasifika captain says the team needs to start looking at ways they must win games.

    Super Rugby Pacific: Savea wants Moana Pasifika to 'find ways' to start winning
  • Scientists create 'woolly mouse' with mammoth traits

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    World
    5 Mar 2025
    Genetically modified woolly mice.
The genetically modified mice.

    The US company claims it's an important step toward bringing back traits that lost to extinction.

    Scientists created ‘woolly mouse’ with mammoth traits - is it a step toward bringing back the extinct giant?
  • 'It's just no stress' - resurgence in fishing on Wellington coast

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    New Zealand
    4 Mar 2025
    Fishing on the Wellington shore (from left) James Moreland, Theodore Hamm and Maynard Rono.

    More fish are being caught in the seas around Wellington., and the La Nina weather pattern could be partly responsible. Audio

    'It's just no stress' - resurgence in fishing on Wellington coast
  • SpaceX calls off first flight attempt since explosive mishap

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    World
    4 Mar 2025
    SpaceX Starship, shown sitting to the right of the launch tower beside the Super Heavy booster, is set to lift off on Monday for an integrated test flight of the rocket system.

    SpaceX is standing down from the eighth uncrewed test flight of its gargantuan Starship megarocket.

    SpaceX’s Starship: The most powerful rocket ever built calls off first flight attempt since explosive mishap
  • Swastika taken off display at Wellington's Newtown Festival stall

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    New Zealand Wellington Region
    3 Mar 2025
    A swastika pendant displayed at a stall at Wellington's Newtown Festival.

    After backlash from the crowd, nearby stallholders and people online, the vendor was asked to take the piece of jewellery off display.

    Swastika taken off display at Wellington's Newtown Festival stall
  • Belle Gibson, teenage lives and trying to find the traitors: What we're streaming this March

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    New Zealand Television
    3 Mar 2025
    TV shows to watch in March 2025.

    As the weather stays hot, our experts have a cornucopia of shows and films they're watching to suit every mood. Video

    Belle Gibson, teenage lives and trying to find the traitors: What we're streaming this March
  • Stars assemble for Oscars as 'Anora,' 'Conclave' vie for top prize

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    World media
    3 Mar 2025
    Clockwise from top, Adrien Brody in The Brutalist, Mikey Madison from Anora, Ralph Fiennes in Conclave and Timothée Chalamet in A Complete Unknown.

    A twisty awards season rocked by LA wildfires and a racist tweet scandal reaches its climax with the 97th Academy Awards gala on Monday.

    Stars assemble for Oscars as 'Anora,' 'Conclave' vie for top prize
  • Preparing our kids for the wild world of the internet 

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    New Zealand The Detail
    3 Mar 2025
    Teacher Jerome Cargill with his Year 13 Media Studies students at Macleans College

    Are we paying enough attention to giving our children the ability to sort out what's real and what's not in the murky depths of the internet?

    Preparing our kids for the wild world of the internet 
  • Sexfluencers are breaking taboo, but how reliable is their content?

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    Media & Technology
    2 Mar 2025
    Abbie Chatfield, an Australian content creator.

    Their content is "relatable" and they break taboo and shame, but one needs to have digital literacy to break it down.

    Sexfluencers like Kayla Jade are breaking taboo, but how reliable is their content?
  • Farming coops can get a bad environmental rap, but they can also be a force for good

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    Comment & Analysis Country
    28 Feb 2025
    Dairy cow on pasture

    Large-scale sustainable transformation rests on finding ways to orchestrate the efforts of many individuals and organisations towards a common goal, writes Stefan Korber.

    Farming cooperatives can get a bad environmental rap, but they can also be a force for good
  • Five years of Covid: What have we learnt?

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    New Zealand covid-19
    28 Feb 2025
    Man sitting on a bench next to Covid particle, illustration. (Photo by FANATIC STUDIO / SCIENCE PHOTO L / FST / Science Photo Library via AFP)

    We ask New Zealanders, including Sir Ashley Bloomfield, about when they found out, and what's changed since. Audio

    Five years on from New Zealand's first Covid-19 case - have we changed?
  • Confronting ingrained beliefs and sorcery accusation related violence

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    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    28 Feb 2025
    SARV victim: An elderly woman who died of complications later. 

    Dr Raymond Kipakapu has become one of the few doctors in Papua New Guinea who deal specifically with Sorcery Accusation Related Violence survivors.

    The making of a doctor: Confronting ingrained beliefs and violence
  • What is the departing Chiefs coach really planning?

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    Sport
    27 Feb 2025
    Clayton McMillan.

    It was more about what the outgoing Chiefs coach didn't say rather than what he did when he faced media today, writes Jamie Wall.

    Rugby: What does this mean for Clayton McMillan’s All Black coaching aspirations?
  • School lunch provider's boss says it's 'mission critical' to meet KPIs

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    New Zealand Politics
    26 Feb 2025
    The government has unveiled its new school lunches menu.

    It comes after Compass Group admitted halal meals it delivered to schools were not halal certified. Audio

    School lunch provider's boss says it's 'mission critical' to meet KPIs
  • Is there a place for Cosmo magazine in New Zealand any more?

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    New Zealand Media & Technology
    26 Feb 2025
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    The young woman's guide to life is having a rebirth in New Zealand, but do the target market really want sealed sections and centrefolds?

    Is there a place for Cosmopolitan magazine in New Zealand any more?
  • Take a look inside Auckland's new Mormon temple

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    New Zealand infrastructure
    25 Feb 2025
    The temple overlooks much of Manukau City

    The temple has taken five years to build, and sits on a multi-million dollar site in Goodwood Heights.

    After five years of construction, take a look inside the new Auckland temple of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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