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Solomons' flood victims urge govt to live up to promises
Victims 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
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Young Pacific leaders receive prestigious awards
The 2017 Queen's Young Leaders awards featured four Pacific women who have been recognised by their community for the work that they do. The work ranges from raising awareness about cancer treatment… Audio
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Biogas could move Tokelau renewable energy generation
Tokelau's director of energy says, along with solar and wind power, biogas could move the country's renewable power generation beyond the desired 100%. Audio
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Tuvalu PM seeks to expand Pacific employment schemes in NZ
Tuvalu's prime minister says he would like Pacific employment schemes in New Zealand enhanced to provide more opportunity for skilled workers and more benefit for Tuvalu. Audio
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Do Therapy-Animals really help?
We often hear that animal companions are good for reducing stress and anxiety. But is there any evidence to support such notions? . Audio
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Comics used as teaching aids in south Auckland
Audio 7 Jul 2017Comic convention teaches health narratives while engaging students struggling with literacy at a South Auckland school. Audio
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Struggle in South Auckland to fight Pasifika obesity
Audio 6 Jul 2017Government initiatives to improve better health among a large Pacific community in South Auckland have failed, despite community efforts to fight high obesity and diabetes rates. Audio
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Cartoon characters help Pasifika children learn about health
Comic convention teaches health narratives while engaging students struggling with literacy at a South Auckland school. Sara Vui-Talitu from RNZ Pacific pays the school a visit. Audio
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Pacific medical supply shortages
Health authorities across the region are promising to up their efforts to fix the perennial problem of medicine shortages. Audio
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Resthomes call for help as Pay Equity deal goes in to effect
Rest homes are calling for support as a the Pay Equity deal goes in to effect. The Aged Care Association's chief executive, Simon Wallace, says some small homes could close. Audio
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Crime wave boosts CNMI prison numbers
There's been an explosion in the number of people behind bars in the Northern Marianas and the authorities want more staff to deal with it. Audio
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Helping anxious kids in a troubled world
Children have different fears at different ages and should never be given the message their anxious feelings are wrong or bad, clinical psychologist Kirsty Ross says. She answers listeners' questions… Audio
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Controversy mars first half of polling in PNG election
Halfway through its designated polling period, Papua New Guinea's national election has become mired in controversy. Audio
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'Farm boy' Shane Jones promises help for Whangarei
Shane Jones has announced he will stand for NZ First in the Whangarei seat. He was quick to remind locals he's a country boy at heart. Audio
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Academic says Fiji budget promises won't address poverty
The Fiji government is promising a fourteen percent wage increase for government workers, an increase in benefits for the poor and elderly and extra money for the ailing sugar industry in its budget… Audio
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Help Save Hamilton’s Musical Future
That’s how Tuesday’s collective action at the University of Waikato was billed. With the Conservatorium of Music is facing a restructure and the public was invited to come and show how much the… Audio
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Understanding RAMSI success key to Solomon's future
Understanding the success of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands holds the key to the country's future. Audio
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Helping deaf people hear music
This week at Auckland's Civic Theatre, West Side Story will be translated into sign language, so deaf audience members can enjoy the show. Kelly Hodgins explains the intricacies of translating… Video, Audio
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Fiji superbug linked to supply shortage
A shortage of supplies could have led to the outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant superbug in a Fiji neonatal intensive care unit, according to the hospital's director. Audio
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Reviving endangered bird species in French Polynesia
Audio 27 Jun 2017Conservation eradication efforts reviving endangered bird species in French Polynesia. Audio
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Thanks given for RAMSI in the Solomons
Solomon Islanders are expressing their thanks to the departing regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the country for the better part of 14 years and that is leaving the country… Audio
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Claims that NZ govt fails vulnerable Maori and Pasifika
A former mental health worker says the New Zealand government has failed to address the needs of vulnerable Maori and Pasifika peoples. Audio
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As RAMSI ends, Solomon Islanders look to the future
The regional security force that has been keeping the peace in the Solomon Islands for the better part of 14 years is leaving the country this Friday. The Regional Assistance Mission, or RAMSI as it's… Audio
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Who’s helping the kids in Christchurch East?
In eastern Christchurch, poverty and earthquake stress have added trauma on trauma. We meet the people in the community trying to ensure the kids there are more than statistics. Video
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As RAMSI departs, Solomons looks to shape a future
A former Solomon Islands foreign affairs minister says the departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands is an opportunity for the country to shape its own future. Audio