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14 AUG 2018
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The Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill proposes to give terminally ill people, expected to die within the year, the right to possess and use cannabis-based products to alleviate pain.
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14 AUG 2018
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Creative NZ finalises Pasifika Arts Strategy
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13 AUG 2018
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Award winning children's book recalls dark chapter
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10 AUG 2018
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A recent price hike in excess baggage on Air New Zealand flights has disappointed some Niueans.
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09 AUG 2018
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The compulsory evacuation of more than 11,000 people on Vanuatu's Ambae island is expected to end tomorrow.
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08 AUG 2018
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New Zealand heavyweight boxer Lupesoliai La'auli Joseph Parker is sticking with his current training team.
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08 AUG 2018
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Auckland Councillor Fa'anana Efeso Collins is urging council to ensure South Aucklanders are properly informed on the proposal to divide Manukau into two single wards.
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08 AUG 2018
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Samoa’s Attorney General Lemalu Herman Retzlaff has issued a statement this evening reporting that one of the nurses involved with the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccination of two babies who died in Savaii a month ago,...
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07 AUG 2018
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A Samoan student from Auckland has made history, being the first New Zealander to place first in a category at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship.
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06 AUG 2018
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Researchers from James Cook University in Australia are looking for Pacific partners to replicate a potentially life-saving new essential oil product.
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06 AUG 2018
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Two boys from the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu have been showing Cook Islands locals their skills at this year's Te Maeva Nui festival.
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06 AUG 2018
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The director for psychiatric services in the Cook Islands says strong stigma and shame around mental illness means more than half of those referred to him by health colleagues will not show up.
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