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Dismissal of clergy sex abuse charges sought
Tuesday 18 April 2017 | Published in Regional
GUAM – The Archdiocese of Agana in Guam has asked the US Federal Court to dismiss dozens of clergy sex abuse lawsuits, based on a challenge to a seven-month-old law that lifted the statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse cases.
And call for preservation of their language
Tuesday 18 April 2017 | Published in Regional
NIUE – Niuean leaders are calling for locals and Niueans living abroad to fight for the preservation of the Niuean language.
Niueans celebrate their art and culture
Tuesday 18 April 2017 | Published in Regional
NIUE – Niue’s fifth Arts and Cultural Festival is now underway with hundreds of participants and visitors taking part in the week-long event.
Right hand man joins opposition
Tuesday 18 April 2017 | Published in Regional
FIJI – A former right hand man to Fiji’s Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama, has joined the opposition, complaining of a climate of fear and intolerance of dissent within the governing party.
Shots fired in Manus Island melee
Tuesday 18 April 2017 | Published in Regional
PAPUA NEW GUINEA – Papua New Guinea’s Defence Force is investigating an incident in which military personnel fired shots at Australia’s refugee detention centre on Manus Island.
Enjoy your weekend, rain or shine
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Opinion
Easter is upon us and I will leave the religious discourse to those with titles and whose profession it is to take the pulpit every Sunday or Saturday depending on your view of what day is the Sabbath.
Jesus Christ our redeemer
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Church Talk
God sent His Son Jesus to the earth to teach us a better way to live.
Part of the greatest story ever told
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
This weekend, Easter will be celebrated and recognised by billions all around the world.
A look at the world shows how fortunate we are
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
“If Jesus is risen, then - and only then - has something truly new happened, something that changes the state of humanity and the world.
Special event celebrates the resurrection
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
Easter is a special event which celebrates the resurrection of our Lord and Redeemer Jesus Christ.
No need to worry about Aussie citizenship
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
Cook Islanders who have been living in Australia for more than 17 years do not have to worry that their eligibility for citizenship there is being phased out.
Revamped store open for business
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
CITC’s revamped Kavera Central Store was officially opened on Monday this week. A large number of invited guests attended the event, including the landowners, Tinomana Ariki Tokerau and other traditional leaders. CITC representatives including director Trevor Clarke and general manager Gaye Whitta.
Time to reflect on Christ's love for us
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
Easter is a wonderful time to remember Christ’s life and reflect on the great love He has for us.
Spy in the sky goes unnoticed
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
Shoppers at the crowded Punanga Nui market last Saturday seemed unaware they were being watched by an “eye in the sky” - a small and silent drone carrying a video camera, operated by what appeared to be a tourist.
Vote for a new direction
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
The election of Tina Browne as leader of the Democratic Party on Wednesday followed three days of what was described as “robust discussion, planning and strategic planning”.
May date chosen for by-election
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Local
The by-election in Internal Affairs minister Albert Nicholas’ Avatiu-Ruatonga constituency will be held on May 17.
Tribute for woman who designed PNG's flag
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Regional
PAPUA NEW GUINEA – Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister has extended condolences to the family of the woman who designed the national flag, the late Susan Karike Huhume.
Press ban amounts to diplomatic insult
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Regional
PAPUA NEW GUINEA – Australia and Papua New Guinea must review media relations after two separate but equally “shocking” bans on PNG press, according to the Pacific Freedom Forum.
Pay fines or boats will be destroyed
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Regional
SOLOMON ISLANDS – Vietnamese fishing boats caught fishing illegally in Solomon Islands have been fined US$4.6 million – and if the owners don’t come forward and pay the fines the boats will be destroyed.
Niueans fight to retain language
Saturday 15 April 2017 | Published in Regional
NIUE – Niuean leaders are calling for locals and Niueans living abroad to fight for the preservation of Niuean language.
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