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Climate change effects in Pacific deeply concerning - UN
Audio 1 Sep 2014UN Secretary-General expresses deep concern over effects of climate change in the Pacific. Audio
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NGO in Guam warns human trafficking is a big problem
Audio 1 Sep 2014An NGO in Guam fears young people on the island are being targeted by human traffickers. Audio
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Solomons passes bill to protect victims of domestic violence
Audio 1 Sep 2014Solomon Islands has passed legislation that aims to protect people from domestic violence and severly punish perpertrators of the crime. Audio
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Lowy Institute says PNG women face 'extreme challenges'
Audio 29 Aug 2014An Australian think tank says women in the Pacific, particularly in Papua New Guinea, continue to face extreme challenges. Audio
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New partnership to promote ocean conservation
Audio 29 Aug 2014A United States conservation group is partnering with a New Zealand university to boost research into marine conservation in the Pacific. Audio
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Ultrasound Device to Help Visually-Impaired Navigate
An electronic device has been developed which uses echolocation to alert blind people to obstacles in the environment Audio
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Cross-border trade could spark prosperity for PNG province
Audio 28 Aug 2014The Acting Governor of Papua New Guinea's West Sepik says projects underway to develop cross-border trade and services with neighbouring Indonesia should provide a springboard to prosperity. Audio
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New Tourism Fiji chairman aims to grow niche markets
Audio 27 Aug 2014Fiji's new tourism chairperson says Fiji's tourism industry has more room to grow. Audio
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EU says it brings substantial experience to Fiji observer group
Audio 27 Aug 2014The European Union's ambassador for the Pacific says its experts will bring substantial experience to the observer group that will be monitoring Fiji's upcoming elections. Audio
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Kiribati's urban plan to be developed
Audio 27 Aug 2014Kiribati's urban plan will get an overhaul by a New Zealand volunteer to help the country address its sanitation and land development issues. Audio
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Pensioners in the Cook Islands vow to protest
Audio 25 Aug 2014Pensioners in the Cook Islands have vowed to protest on the first day of parliament to demand that taxes back-paid to the government are refunded immediately. Audio
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Sport: PNG regain the AFL International Cup
Audio 25 Aug 2014Papua New Guinea regain the AFL International Cup after beating Ireland in the final, in a repeat of the 2011 decider. Audio
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Samoa steps up chikungunya prevention
Audio 25 Aug 2014Students and police in Samoa are banding together for a mass clean up to stop the spread of chikungunya. Audio
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ADB says resilience key to Solomons rebuild
Audio 25 Aug 2014The Asian Development Bank has approved a US$15 million project to help Solomon Islands rebuild infrastructure damaged by the flash flooding disaster in April which killed 23 people and left thousands… Audio
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Chinese medical ship treats 4,000 Tongans
Audio 25 Aug 2014A hospital ship from China has spent a week in Tonga providing free medical services to more than 4,000 patients and performing 39 surgeries. Audio
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Fiji's Hibiscus Festival underway
Audio 22 Aug 2014Fiji's week long Hibiscus Festival is on at the moment and thousands are pouring to Suva to enjoy the funfair, talent quests, beauty pagent and stage shows. Audio
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Tuvalu PM wants real commitments at NY climate meeting
Audio 21 Aug 2014Tuvalu Prime Minister has clear goals for when he co-chairs a key climate change meeting in New York next month. Audio
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Fiji links to high seas shooting video dismissed
Audio 20 Aug 2014The president of the Fiji Tuna Boat Association, Grahame Southwick, says footage of men being shot on the high seas is most likely film of a piracy incident off the Somali coast taken last year. Audio
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World Bank says PNG business owners frustrated
Audio 20 Aug 2014One of the authors of a report into violence in Papua New Guinea says the country's security situation is forcing businesses to rely on private security companies. Audio
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Sport: NRL and Sonny Bill touch down in Samoa
Audio 20 Aug 2014An NRL delegation including Roosters star Sonny Bill Williams visits Samoa as part of the launch of the Pacific Strategy. Audio
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Help for the Homeless - Amy Burke
Audio 19 Aug 2014Christchurch woman, Amy Burke, has been helping the Christchurch homeless all this winter. Her organisation is called 'Help for the Homeless' and she spends every day collecting and distributing food… Audio
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Woman who helped uncover her brother's murder gets compensated.
Lee-Anne Cartier helped uncover her brother's murder by the so-called "Black Widow" Helen Milner. Milner was convicted of murdering Philip Nisbet, by feeding him a fatal dose of antihistamine and… Audio
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Locals want Manus detention centre to stay
Audio 15 Aug 2014The governor of Papua New Guinea's Manus Island says most locals are grateful Australia opened an asylum-seeker processing centre there because people have more money in their pockets as a result. Audio
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Voter education underway in Fiji
Audio 15 Aug 2014Efforts are underway in Fiji to make sure people know how to vote in the upcoming election, the first since the 2006 coup. Audio