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France cancels referendum on new status for New Caledonia
France cancels a proposed referedum on determining a new statute for New Caledonia. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for September 12
Dumping of mining waste in Bismarck sea would be a threat to PNG coastal communities; France's junior Overseas Minister visits New Caledonia; New Caledonia's Customary Senate elects new President, and…
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New Caledonia referendum on new statute deferred
A French government minister said a vote on a new statute for the territory, which had been planned for next year, would be held once everybody was ready.
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France defers referendum on new statute for New Caledonia
Plans to hold a referendum in New Caledonia next year on a new statute for the territory are being deferred.
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The long road Queen Elizabeth II walked with Aotearoa New Zealand
Opinion - The death of Queen Elizabeth II brings to an end a long, complex and remarkable chapter in the history of Aotearoa New Zealand's evolution from colony to independent, bicultural and…
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Aus Minister on referendum on Indigenous voice to parliament
The Australian government's promised a referendum on enshrining an Indigenous voice to parliament by changing the constitution.
It's being met with criticism from all sides.
Greens Senator Lidia… Audio
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Minister of Health awaits advice on report on reducing meth harm
The cannabis referendum result has shown that a move towards complete decriminalisation of drugs is not supported by public opinion, according to Health Minister Andrew Little.
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Donald Trump: What we learned from his rally in Pennsylvania
Donald Trump has called US President Joe Biden an "enemy of the state" at his first rally since the FBI searched his Florida resort for sensitive files.
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Local body elections are looming - how to vote and why they matter
Explainer - Local body elections are a big yawn to many but having a say in who runs our cities and towns is important. RNZ has some pointers that might spur you on to vote.
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The controversial candidates running for councils around NZ
As Local Government NZ unveils a guide to local body candidates in the wake of conspiracy theorists and extremists seeking elected office, RNZ asked some of them why they are standing and what they…
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Mikhail Gorbachev dies at 91
Mikhail Gorbachev, who ended the Cold War without bloodshed but failed to prevent the collapse of the Soviet Union, died at the age of 91, hospital officials in Moscow said.
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French representatives to visit New Caledonia in September
The President of the New Caledonian Congress Roch Wamytan says a visit with French representatives will take place on September 12.
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Paula Tesoriero named to head Whaikaha Disability Ministry
The former Disability Rights Commissioner will take over from the interim chief executive on Thursday.
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France must give a date for New Caledonia's sovereignty - Caledonian Union
A strategy meeting of the pro-independence Caledonian Union has been told that France must give a firm and irreversible date for New Caledonia's sovereignty.
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Controversy hits Queen's representative in Australia
The governor-general has been dragged into a backlash over former prime minister Scott Morrison's secret ministries.
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NBA great Shaquille O'Neal backs Indigenous Australians' moves
Australia's prime minister has enlisted the support of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal in calling for constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians and a Voice to Parliament.
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Pacific news and sport in brief for August 26
Activists say Vanuatu political turmoil won't stop climate action move Civil society groups in Vanuatu will continue to fight for climate action despite the political uncertainly faced by the country.
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Bougainville govt dismisses call for PNG-wide consultation on independence
The Autonomous Bougainville Government has rejected a call from the Papua New Guinea Government for a nationwide consultation on the independence referendum.
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Cooks govt stresses cannabis reform not for recreational use
The Cook Islands government is looking at how the new legislation on medicinal cannabis will work in practice.
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Abuse in Care inquiry: An insight into govt agency roles
Opinion - The latest phase of the Abuse in Care inquiry has offered insight into the big four government agencies' role in historical abuse in state-operated residences, writes David Cohen.
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Cook Islands opposition party vows to challenge election results
An opposition party in the Cook Islands has announced it will file petitions challenging two results in the recent election.
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AUKUS door held ajar for New Zealand
Analysis - Last week's visit to New Zealand by US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman was another in a series of high-level calls on the country by top US military and political figures this year…
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Cook Islands opposition parties stay silent on petition plans
Cook Islands opposition parties are refusing to say whether they accept the election result or if they will lodge petitions. Audio
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Ruling party in Cook Islands closer to power after gaining seats
The Cook Islands Party has gained two more seats following the final count of the general election, edging it closer to power.
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Pacific news in brief for August 11
First covid death in Marshall Islands, election results near in Cook Islands, and Santa says Accord meeting is too soon