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By Helen Isbister
Auckland-based Samoan photographer Evotia Tamua will use an artist residency at the National University of Samoa to complete a 20-year photography project...
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While countries consider their climate change options for the future at COP21 in Paris, forest fires and the ensuing...
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I give my column space today to my favorite communication man, Professor Crispin C. Maslog. A former journalist with Agence France-Presse, Cris was director...
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Tahiti incumbent defies corruption cloud to easily win election
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In the elections held in French Polynesia over the weekend, the ruling party of President Edouard Fritch scored a decisive victory...
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An earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale hit Aceh in Indonesia early yesterday morning, destroying buildings in Pidie Jaya...
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