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Cook Islands turtle facial recognition project aims to help conservation efforts
Facial recognition software is being used to track turtle movements in the Cook Islands.
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Nauru severs diplomatic ties with Taiwan
The small Pacific nation of Nauru has severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan following its recent presidential elections.
The Nauru government will seek resumption of diplomatic relations with China… Audio
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Pacific news in brief for January 15
A round-up of news in brief from around the region.
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Wildfire risk rises
Hot, dry and windy conditions are raising the risk of wildfires across the motu.
It's prompted the Wairarapa Coast move into a prohibited fire season from eight o'clock this morning, revoking all… Audio
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Nashville Babylon Summer Special: 13 January 2024
On this week's summer edition of Nashville Babylon there's classic rhythm 'n' blues from Ruth Brown and Chuck Willis, gospel courtesy of the Louvin Brothers, live tracks from Sam Cooke plus Aretha… Audio
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Pacific news in brief for January 12
A round-up of news in brief from around the region.
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How public libraries are aiding community engagement
Public libraries are playing a pivotal role in fostering a culture of inclusivity in New Zealand.
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How a cat shelter in Rarotonga is encouraging people to 'learn a little bit of empathy’
The Paws and Claws Cat Sanctuary started up a 'cuddles and hugs' day on Sundays to encourage the community to learn more about cats and how to properly care for them.
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French Pacific news in brief
A round-up of news in brief from the French Pacific territories, including the top baby names in the region.
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El Niño: Cook Islanders told to conserve water
Residents of Rarotonga are being asked to conserve water as dry El Niño conditions are likely to persist in the Southern Cook Islands.
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Hot weather set to come to an end from Sunday
Hot weather is expected to carry on into the weekend but come Sunday morning southerlies and grey skies are closing in. It's a mixed bag, with heavy rain forecast for the south west of the South… Audio
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'By Tongans, for Tongans’: Kingdom of Kings film to showcase rugby and Tongan life
Sebastian Hurrell, an Auckland-based Tongan filmmaker, believes rugby is a pathway that can help many Tongan youths overcome the challenges of life on the Island Kingdom.
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White Ferns spinner headlines inaugural Aotearoa Maori women’s squad
White Ferns spinner Eden Carson has been named in the first Aotearoa Māori women's squad, to compete in the Pacific Cup tournament in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland next week.
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Hot spell hits Wellington and the South Island
It's the South Island's turn for a summer scorcher, with the heat set to rise into the 30s. Audio
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Lake Tekapo named sunniest place for 2023
The South Island's Lake Tekapo, located in the Mackenzie Basin, has been named the sunniest place in New Zealand for 2023.
It racked up a total of 2658 hours or 110 days of sunshine throughout the… Audio
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Top tips for getting sleep on warm, muggy nights
New Zealanders tucking into bed tonight will find it harder to fall asleep thanks to soaring temperatures,
MetService has forecast an 'incredibly warm' and muggy night across much of the country.
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Why the Coastguard wants to see your 'old, grotty' lifejackets
A country-wide roadshow is exchanging old kit for discounted, brand-new water safety gear. Audio
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'I did not strike her': Former National minister investigated over family funeral fight
Alfred Ngaro has been interviewed by police after a family feud turned violent as the coffin of his late mother was being carried into her home.
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El Niño bites in the Pacific
Some Pacific nations are feeling the bite of El Niño through dry conditions, while others in drought get relief through above average rainfall.
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Pacific news in brief for January 8
A round-up of news in brief from around the region.
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Camping increasingly popular with Indian New Zealanders
Affordability, stunning locations and self-cooking amenities make camping an increasingly popular choice to experience the great outdoors.
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Pacific news in brief for January 6
A round-up of news in brief from around the region.
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Tom Sainsbury: Diary of a Kiwi summer
Audio 6 Jan 2024Comedian Tom Sainsbury has been out there experiencing the great New Zealand summer. He joins Susana to report back with his findings. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for January 5
A round-up of news in brief from around the region.
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Tall Ships Regatta: Classic sailing boats to return to Northland waters this weekend
The Bay of Islands will be transformed into a sea of sails this weekend as one of the highlights of Northland's boating calendar returns to the waters off Russell.
