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Articles by Utopia Support
Set fire to confisacted house
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
A judge says he hopes a cannabis grower who burned down a house about to be confiscated from him has put his criminal ways behind him.
Samoa's Rugby World Cup hopes in jeopardy
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
SAMOA – Samoa’s Rugby World Cup hopes face another major hit after World Rugby delayed their upcoming qualifiers.
Family in fear after 'gang hit'
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
NEW ZEALAND – The family of a young Tongan father killed in a gang suspected shooting in Mangere on Tuesday fear for their lives as the gunmen remain on the loose.
China hails Samoa as model for Pacific co-operation
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
SAMOA – A top Chinese diplomat says the relationship between China and Samoa has become the model for Beijing’s co-operation with Pacific Island countries.
'Too small for indepenedence'
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
NEW CALEDONIA – A leading New Caledonian anti-independence politician says the territory is too small to assume all the powers of an independent state.
Many questions to answer in New Caledonia
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
NEW CALEDONIA – Strategic ties and the “Indo-Pacific axis” were high on the agenda when French President Emmanuel Macron met with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in Sydney this week.
Polls show majority is 'anti'
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
NEW CALEDONIA – Two opinion polls published by media outlets in New Caledonia show that a majority is against independence from France.
Pasifika midwives join protest
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
NEW ZEALAND – Pacific Island midwives in New Zealand are among hundreds who joined a march in Wellington today to get fair wages and working conditions.
PACIFIC BRIEFS - 04/05/2018
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
TONGAN MEDIA’S FREEDOM AT ALL TIME LOW
Hawai'i to ban sunscreens
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
Hawai‘i – The island that is synonymous with suntan lotion has become the first US state to pass a bill banning the sale of any sunscreens that have chemicals known to harm coral reefs.
Island prepares for mass evacuation
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Regional
VANUATU – The Pacific nation of Vanuatu is preparing to permanently evacuate the entire population of one of its islands.
Faith, hope and love the greatest gifts
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Church Talk
On March 25 we celebrated the 98th birthday of our mother with family and friends.
Reap what ye sow
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I write to correct Wilkie Rassmussen’s reply to my accusation of being betrayed by the Democratic Party.
Questions asked around dance scoring
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, I applaud the person ‘Passionate Cook Islander’ who wrote a letter to the editor of CINews about the Dancer of the Year contest.
Eggs-asperated over imports
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, Been having trouble finding any eggs these last few days? Little wonder.
Election just got interesting
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Politics
Dear Editor, The list of political candidates for the general elections are quite a mix this time around.
Party politics rears its ugly head
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, Yet again, party politics has reared its ugly head – a form of dictatorship camouflaged as democracy, controlling its members rather than allowing freedom of expression.
French president to meet Pacific leaders
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Environment
Pacific Islands leaders will meet with French president Emmanuel Macron this week to discuss climate change and biodiversity.
OCI celebrates fourth birthday
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Politics
The One Cook Islands movement (OCI) celebrated its fourth birthday on Wednesday night.
Police pair attend defence course
Friday 4 May 2018 | Published in Local
Sergeant Apolo Miria and trainee constable Patella Tou are attending the first-ever Pacific Physical Training Instructors Course (PPTIC) this week in Suva, Fiji.
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