Cancer sufferers in the Pacific are finding it more difficult to get treatment. American Samoan health officials have stopped referring cancer patients overseas because of the high costs and there are few options for patients in other…
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Pacific Beat Home ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA Updated February 17, 2011 09:05:24
Cancer sufferers in the Pacific are finding it more difficult to get treatment. American Samoan health officials have stopped referring cancer patients overseas because of the high costs and there are few options for patients in other…
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Pacific Beat Home ABC RADIO ONLINE Updated February 17, 2011 09:05:23
An Australian farmer has just deposited hundreds of seed samples in an Arctic vault for preservation. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault, known as the Doomsday Vault, is located about 1,200 kilometers from the North Pole in Arctic…
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Nature Pacific Pty Ltd is sponsoring a new dedicated Rabi High School site and blog for the teachers and administrators of the school:
Links to the new site will be available via Banaban Voice and main banaban.com sites
This new page will be administered by Tutu Atauea and provide a direct computer link to the high school. Hoping that this new page can also be used by the…
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Updated February 8, 2011 09:23:36
With almost every part of the Australian state of Queensland suffering in some way from a natural disaster, the task of rebuilding is daunting.
After a series of inspections by teams of emergency workers, it's now clear that Cyclone Yasi destroyed almost 150 homes and another 650…
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Updated February 8, 2011 09:23:37
The former Executive Director of Papua New Guinea's Office of Climate Change has been charged with the murder of former rugby league international Aquila Emil.
Dr Theo Yasause has been interviewed by the police and…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Saturday, February 05, 2011
THE 50 underprivileged students identified for assistance on Rabi Island have been provided with a complete set of school gear.
These included 23 students at Banaban Primary School, 16 at Tabiang Primary School and 11 at Bokonikai Primary School, according to Terikano Takesau of the Banaban Child Welfare.
"The material includes stationery, uniforms, school…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Maneesha Karan Tuesday, February 01, 2011
ABOUT 50 underprivileged students on Rabi Island will be assisted with $10,000 worth of school materials this week.
The gift was made anonymously to the Lions Club of Labasa who would facilitate this project.
According to project coordinator Rosan Lal, a volunteer under the Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation World of Difference Northern Focus Project, the assistance included books, stationery, uniforms, shoes, bags…
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Pacific Beat ABC RADIO Updated January 18, 2011 07:38:09
Women in Fiji's rural sector are anxious about the costs imposed on maternal health services as of the first of January this year.
The cost of giving birth in hospital could be as much as one hundred Fiji dollars a day which does not include the price of regular check-ups or other ancilliary services.
Sharon Bhagwan-Rolls,…
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FijiVillage.com - Publish date/time: 18/01/2011 [07:19]
Fiji citizens can now apply for seasonal work in the United States after Fiji was included in a newly revised list of eligible nations by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
AFP news agency reports that in total, 53 countries are eligible this year for the temporary guest worker visas, called H 2A and H 2B.
Most of the other newcomer countries on the list were in Oceania which includes Fiji, Kiribati,…
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ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA - Pacific Beat Updated January 11, 2011 11:34:28
Fiji authorities are urging people to be careful when consuming fish following an increase in the number of people being poisoned after eating fish.
Just last week, a 21-year-old woman died of suspected fish poisoning in Lau. The Fisheries Department is urging people to put their catch on ice as soon as possible, to be careful…
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RADIO AUSTRALIA - PACIFIC BEAT Updated January 11, 2011 17:02:46
Meanwhile, Pacific island communities in Australia are being asked to pray for the victims of the unfolding flood disaster in Queensland.
Reverend Leva Pat, a Papua New Guinean minister who coordinates multicultural church congregations for the Uniting Church in Queensland, says most Pacific Island Queenslanders are concentrated…
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ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA - Pacific Beat Updated January 11, 2011 17:02:46
There are now predictions that devastating floods hitting the Australian state of Queensland could come close to being the worst in the country's history.
Raging torrents working their way east combined with continuing heavy rains and a forecast king tide, are now threatening the state capital of Brisbane, where shocked…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Anne Moorhead Tuesday, January 11, 2011
KNOWN for centuries as the tree of life because it has many useful products, it seems unlikely that the coconut tree could have any new ones still to offer.
But it does, and what's more, it is almost as if the tree has been saving them for the 21st century.
Because these new products may be able to help us fight some of today's biggest health…
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fijivillage.com date/time: 09/01/2011 [08:49]
Another five months is needed before the coconut industry is expected to stabilise.
That is the sentiment of the Agriculture Ministry Perrmanent Secretary Col Mason Smith as the industry records it’s all time highest mill gate price.
With the farmers expected to get over nine hundred dollars for every tonne of copra they bring to the Savusavu Copra Mill, the supply remains low.
However, Smith remains adamant that…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Serafina Silaitoga Friday, January 07, 2011
PREPARING for the new school term, a group of women in the north have started selling handicraft items to help them cater for their children's education needs.
The women on Rabi island have flooded the market at Nuku village on the island to sell their products.
Terikano Takesau, executive committee member of the Banaban Women's Association said the association members had already started collecting money,…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Serafina Silaitoga Friday, January 07, 2011
PLANS are in progress to construct a small oil factory to cater for a women's group's project of making virgin coconut oil.
The Banaban Women's Association on Rabi island in the north which has already started producing virgin coconut oil from their homes, have already started working on plans for the factory.
Association executive Terikano Takesau said the women received orders from companies in Viti Levu and…
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Kiribati currently has about 10-15,000 residents of Tuvalu nationality or descent, including the descendants of people from Kiribati and Tuvalu who married during colonial times, those who moved to be with relatives after the two regions each gained independence, and people with special skills-mainly sailors.
Those from Tuvalu have an active migrant community organization, Kirivalu. The following first-person report is the result of an interview recorded in…
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ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA - Pacific Beat Updated December 23, 2010 17:24:20
Scientists have always believed Neanderthals were our closest relatives, now some scientists have discovered a member of the human family we never knew existed.
DNA from a fingerbone and a tooth discovered in a cave in Siberia shows the "Denisovans" were as closely related to modern humans as Neanderthals.
And…
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