Pacific News 17th Oct
Weekly wrap of your Pacific News.
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Kava Shortage in Vanuatu
Kava continues to become a sort after commodity around the globe, and local growers are struggling to keep up with the demand – Crystal Vaega with this story.
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Niuean Youth Network
Around 24000 Niueans live in New Zealand, and at times it is difficult to maintain this island language – but there’s a group of young Niueans trying to change that with the help of the online world.
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Ngaire Fuata in Newcastle – All Blacks vs Tonga
Check out Ngaire’s report from the All Blacks vs Tonga game in Newcastle at this year’s Rugby World Cup!
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NZ Baseballer to crack the big-time in the US
18 year-old Cooper Hutchinson has been chosen to play at the Arizona Fall Classic, an honour that could see him gain a sports scholarship to play and study in America. Karima Faiai caught up with him before he left.
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Making maths fun for Pasifika students
Dr Bobbi Hunter is a woman on a mission – together with her daughter Jodi, they have developed a programme for teaching mathematics to young Maori and Pacific kids, and as Sandra Kailahi reports, students have been reaping the benefits.
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Talanoa – Options for School leavers
This week, we Talanoa on the options that students have when they leave highschool, and we also look at the trials they go through in their transition into higher learning – with Walter Fraser, Head of Pacific Advancement at AUT.
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Fijian Language Week 2015
Held from 5th – 11th October, the theme for this years Fijian Language Week was ‘Noqu Vosa, Noqu iYau Talei’ – ‘My Language, My Treasure’, and as John Pulu reports, it definitely a treasure worth keeping alive.
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Wan Smolbag – making a difference in Vanuatu
Wan Smolbag started off as a small theatre company, and now 26 years later have fully immersed themselves into the local community and youth. Crystal Vaega with this story.
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