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Solomons police take over crocodile patrols
Police in Solomon Islands say they are proud to be taking on the responsibility for crocodile patrols. Audio
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Scottish soldiers help out in Dunedin
Captain Mathew Rupasinha is an Englishman leading a team of eight Scottish soldiers in Dunedin for a mountain race that was cancelled. So they mucked in in Mosgiel when the floods came. Audio
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Tongan detained for years in American Samoa allowed to go home
Tongan detained for two years in American Samoa immigration before being allowed to go home. Audio
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New Samoan historical short film in the making
A new Samoan historical short film called 'Liliu' is in the making. Filmed in Samoa focusing on the time when the country was ruled by New Zealand post WWI and the implications that occurred then. Audio
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A genetic helping hand for conservation
Four scientists talk about genetics and how it can help in the conservation of rare birds such as little spotted kiwi. Audio
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IHC wants more help for disabled prisoners
The IHC is disappointed new pilot programmes to help mental ill prisoners do not include better services for intellectually disabled offenders. Trish Grant is the director of advocacy at IHC. Audio
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Dotterel expects US tech accelerator will help it grow
A fledging New Zealand tech company expects to grow rapidly over the next six months with the help of the United States-based technology accelerator, TechStars. Audio
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Fears about magnitude of family violence confirmed in Samoa
Audio 19 Jul 2017Samoa's ombudsman says six-months in to the year-long inquiry into domestic violence has confirmed fears about the depth and magnitude of the issue. Audio
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Fiji launches national diabetes registration
Audio 19 Jul 2017Fiji's new national diabetes registration will give health professionals nationwide access to records for paitents with diabetes for the first time. Audio
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More assistance needed for Soudelor victims in CNMI
Nearly 50 families are still in desperate need of assistance close to two years after Typhoon Soudelor ravaged the Northern Marianas island of Saipan. Audio
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Sogavare yet to deliver on promise to tackle corruption
With only a year left in his term, the Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare is running out of time to deliver on a promise to bring in new anti-corruption laws. Audio
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Fiji youth group hopes to take farming to the next level
Audio 17 Jul 2017Fiji's Veivueti Youth Club grew out of the damage wrought by Tropical Cyclone Winston. Audio
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Women business leaders empowered in Fiji
Audio 17 Jul 2017A multinational training programme aims to elevate Fiji women to leadership and board room positions. Audio
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USP and ADB share expertise to further work in the region
Audio 17 Jul 2017USP and ADB share expertise and knowledge to further work in the region. Audio
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How a balloon could help the world lose weight
Surgeries designed to promote weight loss by restricting the stomach's capacity, like the gastric bypass or gastric banding, have become a common treatment to help chronically obese patients lose… Audio, Gallery
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Demand for help with eating disorders expected to rise with new film
The Eating Disorder Association is preparing for an influx of people reaching out for help with today's release of the Netflix film, To the Bone. Audio
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Dengue cases in Pacific being closely monitored by SPC
Audio 14 Jul 2017Surge of dengue cases in Pacific being closely monitored by SPC. Audio
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Natuman says Forum should consider a permanent RAMSI model
Audio 14 Jul 2017Vanuatu's deputy prime minister Joe Natuman says the Pacific Islands Forum should consider having a permanent model or arrangement like that of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands in… Audio
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Guam students may study self-determination
Guam's department of education and the Commission for Decolonisation are working on an education plan to add topics around the self-determination vote and decolonisation to the curriculum. Audio
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CNMI backs review of National Monument
The Northern Marianas has welcomed President Trump's review of US National Monuments, submitting a letter to the Interior Secretary supporting the move this week. Audio
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Workshop to explore coconut products beyond copra
Audio 12 Jul 2017A workshop to improve the Pacific's coconut industry takes place in Fiji. Audio
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Govt money will help Auckland's housing woes - Phil Goff
The Government will loan Auckland Council $300 million to support more than 10,000 homes at Whenuapai and Redhills. Audio
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Recognising niche skills will help worker shortage
New Zealand's hot tourism sector has caught the attention of a large number of international investors who are finding buying opportuniies in short supply. Audio
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Labour promising to help pay high power bills during winter
Labour's promising to help with high power bills if elected. It would give $700 a year for couples and parents with children at home, and $450 for single people to ensure they can afford the cost of… Audio
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Solomons' flood victims urge govt to live up to promises
Audio 11 Jul 2017Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises. Audio