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This week we celebrate Tokelau language week by talking to carvers of pa, made from the beautiful mother of pearl shell. The pa pendant is
A big group of pensioners living in the Cook Islands are taking on the government there after being back-taxed on their New Zealand pension. The
Tagata Pasifika Special: We look back on the life and sporting career of our first truly great Pacific Islands rugby super-star…..Bryan Williams
Niuean Language Week; Mate Ma’a Tonga; Local Body Election Results; Tatau Dance Group; In studio discussion with Rev Uesifili Unasa; The Coconet
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