Schools in Samoa closed due to flu outbreak
All schools in Samoa have been closed due to a flu outbreak affecting mostly children.
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Podcast focuses on Māori and Pasifika mental health
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Government announces funding to help projects in Solomon Islands
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NZ boosts support for climate action in Solomon Islands
The Government has committed $15m to support Solomon Islands provincial governments.
Deputy PM downplays China tensions at start of Pacific tour
Carmel Sepuloni flew out to the Solomon Islands to strengthen relations with the nation.
Hōkūle’a expedition will visit 36 Pacific Rim countries
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Carmel Sepuloni to lead first mission to Pacific since Covid-19
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'Now we are truly equal': Cook Islands parliament decriminalises homosexuality
The passing of the bill reflects the Cook Islands' changing society.
Pacific Games broadcasting rights to be shared
The 2023 games will focus on member countries rather than an individual company.
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Pasifika bearing the brunt of New Zealand’s housing crisis
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Willie Jackson: I want to thank Ardern on behalf of Māori
Willie Jackson pays tribute to Jacinda Ardern.
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Air Vanuatu woes: Delay to 737 repairs cancel Auckland flights until after Easter
Delays in getting parts for the grounded 737 have had knock-on effects for travellers.
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Dave Letele reveals new TV opportunity after Today FM closure
Dave Letele will feature in a new TVNZ series, Heavyweight.
Sir Buck Shelford wants new day to honour defence forces
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More Pacific NRL stars opt to play for their homelands
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Former Silver Fern takes shot at Mayor Wayne Brown's budget cuts
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Māori activists confront deep-sea mining ship
The Greenpeace activists trying to stop the controversial practice in the Pacific.
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Is Fiji's Bainimarama exiting stage left?
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