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The Super Bowl champion quarterback talks about the team's post-victory party and plays catch with Dave. Rachel Nichols catches up with Super Bowl Champion Russell Wilson. Sarah Kustok talks with Super Bowl XLVİ Champion, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, court-side at the Brooklyn Nets game. |
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Group, including Australia’s Bishop, ‘encouraged’ by visit. By Dominique Schwartz. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Feb. 17, 2014) – A group of South Pacific government ministers has praised Fiji's progress towards democracy, saying it should be rewarded with greater regional involvement. |
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Attorney-General calls restrictions ‘economic sabotage’ By Dominique Schwartz. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Feb. 17, 2014) – Fiji's military-backed government is keeping up the pressure on Australia to officially scrap its travel restrictions, calling the bans an "economic sabotage". |
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Pacific Islands Development Program, East-West Center With Support From Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai‘i
Commentary. Australia-Fiji Meeting ‘Historic’ But Not For Commonly Understood Reasons. By Scott MacWilliam. AUCKLAND, New Zealand (Pacific Scoop, Feb. |
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With his rapid but articulate delivery, Tam Tak-chi is better known not as a radical activist but as radio DJ "Fast Beat" - one half of a popular combination with "Slow Beat" Raymond Chan Chi-chuen. |
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In a former colonial mansion in Jamaica, politicians huddle to discuss trying to ease marijuana laws in the land of the late reggae musician and cannabis evangelist Bob Marley. In Morocco, one of the world's top producers of the concentrated pot known as hashish, two leading political parties want.... |
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CANBERRA, Australia (Radio Australia) — Two senators from Palau say the women in politics they met during a recent visit to Australia have inspired them to be better politicians. |
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In latest row Abbott demands ABC apologises to the Australian navy for allegations about mistreatment of asylum seekers The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), the country's public service broadcaster, is under sustained attack from Tony Abbott's new conservative government, in a row that.... |
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James Brokenshire says hundreds of Britons have taken up arms in conflict, and people should not be travelling to Syria A Home Office minister has warned that British jihadists' involvement in the ongoing civil war in Syria represents a growing long-term concern for UK security. |
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Popular Prophet Walter Magaya says he often receives tissues and fake notes as offerings from thousands of desperate parishioners who throng his Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries (PHD) weekly seeking spiritual deliverance from his church. Magaya was speaking in a live Star FM radio.... |
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Job Nyangeya Bwomanga says the idea of computers for schools came during his 2010 visit to Kenya. |
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