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Digital health services ‘could work’ for Pacific communities

The Government’s new 24/7 digital healthcare initiative promises improved access to medical advice, but Pacific advocates emphasise the need to address affordability and cultural safety.

Khalia StrongTue, 11 Mar

Environment •

Australia

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred weakens but leaves trail of destruction

At least one person has died in floodwaters and military personnel injured in the wild weather.

Christine RovoiSun, 09 Mar

Pacific Region •

Aotearoa New Zealand

NZ’s foreign aid reset to focus on 'fewer, bigger, better' projects

A review of our foreign aid programme will see increased support for global and humanitarian efforts, with the Pacific region remaining a priority.

Christine RovoiFri, 21 Feb

Summer

Aucklanders urged to update emergency plans this summer

Adam Maggs, of Auckland Emergency Management, says a few quick actions now could make a big difference in an emergency.

Torika Tokalau, Local Democracy ReporterSun, 29 Dec

Summer

'Better safe than sorry': Can we make this summer the safest?

Police are encouraging caution as they increase patrols during the holiday season.

Christine RovoiThu, 26 Dec

Pacific Region •

Vanuatu •

Fiji

Vanuatu in crisis: Health concerns arise as NZ joins search for earthquake survivors

Seasonal workers heading home for the holidays are stuck in Fiji as an appeal for assistance is launched.

Christine RovoiFri, 20 Dec

News

Givealittle page set up for families of Auckland crash victims

South Auckland community leader Li'amanaia Lorenzo Kaisara says he has sought the approval of the deceased's families.

Sayeemulla ShariffWed, 28 Aug

Health

Ambulance staff strike action underway

Hato Hone services says it will respond to life-threatening emergencies during the 24-hour industrial action, and people should continue to call 111.

Sayeemulla ShariffTue, 20 Aug

Health

'We are fed up': Ambulance officers vote to strike

More than 2500 paramedics will not turn up to work later this month in what they are describing as a last resort after months of failed pay negotiations.

Christine RovoiWed, 07 Aug

Environment

Community leader says past victims are ‘in the forefront’ of their minds

Despite the devastation along the East Coast, residents remain resilient and grateful for the ongoing support.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 27 Jun

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