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Calls for commission of enquiry into New Zealand's relationship with Tokelau
Fixing the fragile relationship is key to Tokelau's future.
Why is the 'Pacific COP' being held in Germany, and why does it matter?
This year, for the first time ever, a Pacific island country will preside over the event: Fiji.
Historic change to aid rules allows use of funding when lives are at stake
Reaction to the changes from civil society has been mixed.
Dance aims to spur audiences to climate action
An innovative form of climate activism shows how 'art, when about a threat shared by all, can transcend cross-country borders, genres and culture'.
A new future for New Zealand aid
With a few simple changes, the new government could breathe new life in to New Zealand aid
Kenya declares President Kenyatta winner of disputed election
"This is about powerful men thinking they can do whatever they want."
Want to know when Ebola will strike next? Look to the forest
Researchers have found that the Ebola was significantly more likely to emerge in areas with surrounding forest loss, emphasising the many-faceted dangers of climate change.
OECD releases Development Co-operation Report 2017
The importance of data for development, yet worrying gaps exist in capacity for gathering and using it. This OECD report sets out priority actions and good practice to harness data's potential.
The ongoing plight of the Yazidis
As the Iraqi Army and Shiite militias drive Kurdish forces out of cities and villages following the Kurdish independence referendum, the plight of the Yazidis remains as dire – and as invisible – as e...
MP calls NZ's Manus Island silence 'complicity'
Former refugee and new Green MP Golriz Ghahraman says New Zealand's silence has made it complicit in human rights abuse in Australian offshore detention.
