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Tag: Pacific Islands. Showing results 1 - 10 of 37
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Climate change a security threat – defence report
Climate change has been signalled by the New Zealand Defence Force as one of the country's greatest security threats, one that is already having adverse impacts here and in the Pacific
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Fletcher Building takes on Māori and Pacific Island values
Fletcher Building, the biggest construction firm in New Zealand is training young employees in Māori and Pacific Island values. Sixteen employees graduated from the company’s learning and development programme at Mataatua Marae in Tāmaki Makaurau today.
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Reviving the Tokelauan language
Tokelau community Leader Rob Lui Tuilave says that Tokelauan Language Week marks a milestone for his culture.
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Japan and NZ to work more closely in Pacific
Japan and New Zealand will work more closely on Pacific issues to make progress in the region amidst China's influence in the area. Japan's Foreign Affairs Minister Taro Kono met with Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters today to discuss the next steps.
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Otago Uni research to focus on Māori and Pasifika mental health
Almost $19 million dollars has been awarded to Otago University researchers to study the health of New Zealanders.
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What's happening at the Aotearoa stage this Pasifika?
What's happening at the Aotearoa stage this Pasifika?
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Tereora College from Rarotonga en-route to Polyfest
For the first time, a Cook Island high school has been invited to perform at the ASB Polyfest.Tereora High School from Rarotonga will take to the stage as special guests at the festival starting on Wednesday.
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Ardern rates Pacific Mission a "success”
It’s the end of the trip labelled the “Pacific Reset”, where the new government’s aim was to build relationships with Pacific leaders in Samoa, Niue, Tonga and the Cook Islands under the leadership of Jacinda Ardern.
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Pension changes for Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that by next year Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau residents can reside in their homelands after the age of 50 and still be eligible for NZ superannuation and veteran’s pension.
