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Great white shark 'sent chill up spine' during filming - Gayford
The global lockdown caused by Covid-19 has quietened the oceans and is luring some of New Zealand's biggest great whites out of hiding. Marine filmmaker Clarke Gayford and shark expert Kina Scollay… Audio
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Black Ferns chart course for Rugby World Cup defence
The defending champion Black Ferns have been drawn to play Wales, Australia and the winner of the final qualifying tournament in their pool at next year's women's Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
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US wants cutters in territories to counter Chinese activity
The United States says it will deploy Coast Guard cutters to American Samoa and Guam to counter Chinese activity in the region.
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Covid-19: Two new cases - one community and one imported
There are two new cases of Covid-19 today, including one community case and one imported case, the Health Ministry has revealed.
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Covid-19: What happened on 21 August
The prime minister had a serious message for those blaming people for being infected with the virus, the use of masks is once again being urged, and the financial hit in the second period of… Video
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Pacific artists unite against Covid-19
As Pacific communities in New Zealand's biggest city address the impact of a Covid-19 resurgence, a concert featuring artists, heads of State and international celebrities will be broadcast… Video, Audio
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Analysis: The frustrating pace of a Cooks travel bubble
Analysis: The pace of progress towards opening a travel bubble with coronavirus-free Pacific countries has been frustrating for many, but with the pandemic still raging, there is reason for caution…
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NZ-Cook Islands travel bubble could be in place by year's end
New Zealand's prime minister says a travel bubble with the Cook Islands could be open by the end of the year, but there's some disappointment in the Cook Islands at how long it's taking. Audio
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Cook Islands bubble could be open by end of year - NZ PM
NZ's prime minister says a travel bubble with the Cook Islands could be open before the end of the year.
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'Pacific neighbours in far greater need' of travel bubble - specialist workers
Two of the country's busiest airports have sketched out their plans for an international travel bubble should the government announce one. But the wait is frustrating specialist workers here.
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Fiji 'bula bubble' sign of desperation: academic
A tourism specialist says Fiji's plan to open its borders soon in a so-called 'Bula Bubble' with New Zealand and Australia is a sign of "desperation" and "realistically may not succeed". Audio
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NZ cautious about Fiji 'Bula Bubble'
The New Zealand government says it's taking a cautious approach to Fiji's 'Bula Bubble' proposal.
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New Covid-19 cases deflating Australia, Pacific bubble ideas
Tourism operators fear any further delays to trans-Tasman and Pacific bubbles could be the nail in the coffin for the industry.
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Mass layoffs at Fiji Airways
With more than 800 people laid off at Fiji Airways, calls are growing louder for a Pacific travel bubble with Australia and New Zealand. Audio
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Trans-Tasman bubble: Onus on Australia to sort internal travel first - PM
Restrictions on movement between Australia's states will need to be removed before a trans-Tasman bubble can be opened up, the prime minister says. Audio
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Fiji keen to join NZ-Australia travel bubble
Fiji has put its hand up to join New Zealand and Australia's travel bubble amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Thousands in Fiji without power after Cyclone Harold
Tens of thousands of people in Fiji will mark the Easter holiday weekend without electricity because power supply to almost 80 percent of homes in the country is yet to be restored.
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Pictures of devastation emerge from cyclone-ravaged Vanuatu and Fiji
As the winds finally died down on Wednesday morning, the people of northern Vanuatu emerged to scenes of devastation.
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Fiji Opposition talks fair elections with NZ PM
New Zealand is going to focus on ensuring that the principles of democracy continue to be respected in Fijian elections, says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Audio
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Fiji Opposition talks fair elections with NZ PM
New Zealand plans to ensure the principles of democracy continue to be respected in Fijian elections, Jacinda Ardern says. Audio
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New Zealand confirms case of Covid-19 coronavirus
The person who has been confirmed to have New Zealand's first case of the Covid-19 coronavirus "followed all of the steps you would hope would be followed", says the Health Minister.
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Week in politics: Govt's preparations for a coronavirus crisis
Analysis: The government faces economic strife and uncertainty as the coronavirus continues to spread, four men charged in National's donations case plead not guilty, and more revelations about NZ…
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Deportation policy on agenda as Ardern meets Morrison
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be picking her battles when she meets her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison this afternoon.
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Pacific correspondent Koro Vaka'uta
Koro joins Kathryn to talk about the visit of Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape to New Zealand, and the visit of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to Fiji this week. He'll also look at the… Audio
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Mosque attack deaths mourned in Fiji
Family of the Fijian men killed in the Christchurch mosque attacks say they have no ill feeling towards New Zealand - instead they see what happened to their loved ones as fate.
Fifty-one people died… Audio