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Vanuatu tribe celebrates King's coronation island-style
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‘We stand with you’: Pacific overstayers called to speak out
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Samoan officials are investigating after an infant died after a routine vaccination.
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Otago Polyfest draws in upwards of 160 schools and more than 6000 performers.
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