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Kiwi in Samoa charged in relation to gang-hit murder in Vietnam (opens the original)
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Coconut Cartel gang leader Lorenzo Lemalu, 24, was shot and killed in a suspected gang-ordered hit in Vietnam. A New Zealand citizen in Samoa has been charged with conspiracy to murder over the death of an Australian gang leader gunned down in Vietnam. Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Samoa Police announced in a joint statement that a 31-year-old New Zealand national and a 33-year-old Samoan national have been charged with conspiracy to murder. In May, Australian-Samoan Lorenzo Lemalu, 24, wa
'One of the worst in the world': HIV crisis in Fiji before school holidays (opens the original)
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Fiji, popular with tourists, is grappling with a national crisis in its battle against HIV. Photo / 123rf Fiji has declared a national crisis as it suffers one of the world’s fastest-growing HIV epidemics, with thousands of people now living with the incurable virus. Kiwis planning to travel to the island nation are being urged to get comprehensive travel insurance. The New Zealand Government’s SafeTravel website says: “There is an increased risk of HIV transmission in Fiji, and the Fiji Governm
Lights, drones, action: Livestreaming of NZ funerals now ‘standard expectation’ (opens the original)
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Gautavai “G-Vai” Amituana’i doesn’t have an ordinary job. He attends two or three funerals a week but isn’t a funeral director, he is a live streamer: the man with the big camera and video set-up at the back of the church, filming Auckland funerals and broadcasting them live on the internet. “I have five pelaue (blazers) now - five suits,” he says with a laugh. “I’ve been doing this since 2020 ... and it’s been my full-time job since 2022.” Amituana’i has expensive gear now for his multi-camera
'Heartbreaking': Arts organisation loses main funding source after 40 years (opens the original)
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Then Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern helps open the Tautai Gallery, run by the Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust, in Auckland in July 2020. Photo / Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts A gallery and launchpad for contemporary Pasifika arts in New Zealand for four decades has lost its main source of funding and is reviewing its future. The Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust is facing a “significant turning point” after its application to Creative New Zealand’s arts organisation and groups
'We were not protected': Anna Paquin mourns Hayden Panettiere – and slams Hollywood (opens the original)
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Kiwi-Canadian actress Anna Paquin (right) has slammed Hollywood for its treatment of child acting stars while paying tribute to fellow actress Hayden Panettiere. Kiwi actress Anna Paquin has slammed Hollywood’s treatment of young actors in light of Hayden Panettiere’s death, saying it is no coincidence that many former child stars have untimely deaths. The 44-year-old Canadian-New Zealander took to Instagram to share her thoughts while also paying tribute to
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