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Pacific Waves for Friday 25 July 2014
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 25 July 2014
3:06 PM.French Polynesia's opposition leader lashes out at the French judiciary; Former Solomons Prime Minister supports new police chief appointment; A Fiji group insists public 'conversations' won't breach… Read more Audio
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Temaru lashes out at French judiciary
3:05 PM.French Polynesia's opposition leader, Oscar Temaru, has hit out at France over the way it has favoured the veteran politician Gaston Flosse. Audio
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Appointment of an Australian as Solomon Islands Police Chief
3:04 PM.The former Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says he supports the appointment of an Australian as his country's new Police Commissioner. Audio
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Fiji's CCF insists 'conversations' will be success
3:03 PM.Fiji Citizens Constitutional Forum says its planned constitutional conversations will be successful. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 25 July 2014
6:06 AM.French Polynesia's president looks set to lose his office; Cook Islands Party election victory is marred by allegations of bribery and miscounts;An NGO warns against Fiji's ratification of a free… Read more Audio
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Group warns against Fiji's ratification of EPA
6:03 AM.Fiji's Pacific Network on Globalisation says Fiji and other Pacific countries will sacrifice their own economic development by ratifying a free trade agreement with the European Commission. Audio
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Tongan women leaders meet for elections training
6:02 AM.Thirty potential women candidates for Tonga's election in November have met in Nuku'alofa for a workshop on campaigning and leadership. Audio
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Reconciliations mark Vanua'aku Pati direction
6:01 AM.The Vanua'aku Pati continues to reconcile with other national parties in the Vanuatu's fragmented parliament. Audio