Pacific nations have agreed to move toward more sustainable fisheries in the future at the 46th Pacific Islands Forum in Port Moresby.
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New Zealand commits $1 billion to Pacific
The 46th Pacific Island Forum began today in Papua New Guinea. Sixteen heads of governments from around the Pacific met to discuss big issues like climate change and fish stocks.
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Māori innovation in business integral to future success
With a 42 billion dollar economy, and 1.2 billion in PSGE assets, FOMA Executive Chair Traci Houpapa says Māori need to be innovative in business to add value to those assets.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement stalled
The "final" ministerial meeting on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has stalled and everyone is blaming each other in Māui.
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'Belief- The possession of Janet Moses' to feature at NZ International Film Festival
A documentary which looks in depth at the death of 22-year-old Janet Moses in October 2007 will feature at the New Zealand International Film Festival.
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NewsNative Affairs reporter arrives home safely
Native Affairs reporter Ruwani Perera has arrived home safely after a tumultuous few days being held and questioned by the Israeli Military.
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NewsMFAT confirms safety of Native Affairs reporter and cameraman
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) has confirmed that Native Affairs reporter Ruwani Perera and her cameraman Jake Bryant are safe and preparing to return home.
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NewsNZ Embassy in Turkey assists to ensure safety of Native Affairs reporter and cameraman
The New Zealand Embassy in Turkey has activated a plan to contact Israeli authorities after Native Affairs reporter Ruwani Perera and camera operator Jake Bryant were aboard the ship “Marianne” which was detained by the Israeli Defence Force yesterday.
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NewsIsraeli military trails 'Freedom Flotilla' carrying Native Affairs reporter
The 'Marianne of Gothenburg' carrying Native Affairs reporter Ruwani Perera is being tailed by the Israeli Military.
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Ruatoki-based short film to show in NZ International Film Festival
Ow What, is a short film about a young Māori boy from Ruatoki who wants to follow in his father's All Black footsteps. But in one night, his whole world changes forever. The film has been selected for Best Shorts category at the New Zealand International Film Festival.
