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29 June 2022
Tereora College is the oldest secondary school in the Cook Islands. After six decades operating as a public school, Tereora was in much need of an upgrade. So, in 2015…
27 June 2022
Pasifika On Air (POA) is a funding programme for Pacific broadcasters to create and tell their own stories. Working closely with New Zealand based production house Sunpix, broadcasters across the…
27 June 2022
Pasifika On Air (POA) is a funding programme for Pacific broadcasters to create and tell their own stories. Funded by Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting Limited (PCBL), it is the first initiative…
20 June 2022
Fiji rugby has announced its team for the Pacific Nations Cup next month. Ten potential debutants have forced their way into the squad; among them, former All Blacks and Crusaders…
20 June 2022
On March 16th 2022, the upgraded multi-purpose hall was revealed in Honiara, Solomon Islands. The project was a collaboration between the Honiara City Council, Solomon Islands Government and the New Zealand…
16 June 2022
This month’s Taste of the Pasifika Festival in Auckland, New Zealand showcased an all Pasifika and Māori strongman competition over the weekend with events such as bus pulling and truck…
14 June 2022
Pacific nations advocating for the International Maritime Organisation to decarbonise the shipping sector say they will continue to push the global regulator to clean up the industry. The IMO concluded…
13 June 2022
Home to over 17,000 people, Rarotonga is the site of the largest infrastructure project undertaken by the Cook Islands Government. With much of the water network having been laid in…
13 June 2022
Opened in 1974, the Rarotonga International Airport is a gateway for the tourism in the Cook Islands. Comprised of over 3300 concrete slabs weighing eighteen tons each, the runway is…
9 June 2022
Samoa’s prime minister Fiame Naomi Mata’afa has opened the country’s first High Commission in Fiji with her counterpart Frank Bainimarama. Fiame said the decision to set up office in Suva…
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