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03 JUN 2019
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The annual Queens Birthday honours list is out for New Zealand, and MInister for Pacific People's Aupito William Sio says it illuminates the contribution of Pasifika to Aotearoa.
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19 DEC 2018
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Workers at Sistema Plastics in Auckland are still fighting for better pay and work conditions, demanding a fair deal ahead of Christmas.
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17 DEC 2018
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Boxing pundits predicted an early finish to the heavyweight clash between Lupesoliai La’auli Joseph Parker and Mexican pugilist Alexander Flores at the weekend.
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17 DEC 2018
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A 64-year-old man has been arrested and charged with human trafficking and slavery for bringing Samoan nationals to illegally work in the horticulture industry in New Zealand.
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13 DEC 2018
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An Opposition MP in Niue has called out Premier Sir Toke Talagi’s caucus for making changes to the law that prevents state-owned enterprises’ financial reports from being tabled in Parliament.
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29 NOV 2018
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The mental health inquiry panel has officially handed over its report to Government, after 10 months of consultations with New Zealand communities.
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29 NOV 2018
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One of Tonga's longest serving secondary schools, Tonga College 'Atele, is preparing for a weekend of celebrations to open a newly-built hall funded by ex-students living overseas.
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29 NOV 2018
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Six Pacific beauty queens will be vying for the crown at the Miss Pacific Islands pageant that begins in Tonga today.
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28 NOV 2018
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Tongan community leader Melino Maka says cases of families living in leaky and mouldy homes are far too common and the government needs to fix it.
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28 NOV 2018
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Australia is to open a mission in Rarotonga in 2019, paving the way for direct talks between the Cook Islands and Canberra on the lives of an estimated 30,000 Cook Islanders living there.
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22 NOV 2018
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Members of a Tongan church in the United States have raised concerns over an unpaid refund from an Auckland-based fashion designer who failed to deliver the order on time.
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20 NOV 2018
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Mele Fetu'u and Lana Kiddie-Vai from Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate will be travelling in March to the most southern continent of the world with New Zealand-based charity Antarctic Heritage Trust.
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