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Group documents violence by authorities in Papua

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RNZI: A human rights group in Indonesia’s Papua region, ELSHAM, reports that it has found evidence of 749 acts of violence committed by authorities against the people in Papua.

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100 Vanuatu teachers to go unpaid this year

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RNZI: More than 100 Vanuatu primary and secondary school teachers will not get paid this year.

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Guam readies 600 soldiers for Afghan War

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RNZI: Guam National Guard soldiers have received mobilisation orders to deploy to Afghanistan next year.

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Nauru wants more control over Australia’s asylum seekers

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RNZI: Nauru intends demanding more control over the Australian’s asylum-seekers than it had under the previous government’s policy of processing them abroad.

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Australia places third in Miss World

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Miss World 2012 winner Yu Wenxia (C), with runners up Sophie Moulds (L) and Jessica Kahawaty (R)ABC/AFP: Australia's Jessica Kahawaty has placed third at this year's Miss World competition, behind China and Wales.

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Tonga’s democratic party ready for no-confidence motion today

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RNZI: A senior member of the Democratic Party of the Friendly Islands has defended its motion of no confidence in the Tongan Government and promises that its submission will be completed today.

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No jobs for Vanuatu Nursing School graduates

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RNZI: There are no jobs for 22 recent graduates from Vanuatu’s College of Nursing Education due to a lack of Health Department funding.

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Senate looks set to pass offshore processing bill

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ABC: Greens leader Christine Milne says she is ashamed of legislation that passed through the House of Representatives which reinstates the offshore processing of asylum seekers.

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Nauru to help Australia reopen detention centre for asylum seekers

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RNZI: Nauru’s President, Sprent Dabwido, says his country has committed to allowing the Australian government to re-open its detention camp for asylum seekers.

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