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Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden Admits She 'Really Struggled' in 'Five Year' Admission - Manchester Evening News

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Council calls for tougher dog laws as attacks and euthanasia rates climb, rescuers overwhelmed

Auckland Council impounded over 12,000 dogs last year – more than half were euthanised. As shelters overflow, many like this are never reclaimed, prompting urgent calls for law reform. Photo: Auckland Council Local Democracy Reporting | Free Public Interest News Service By Mary Afemata of Local Democracy Reporting Auckland Council is pushing for stronger powers under the Dog Control Act 1996 to address the growing number of ro…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

Young Pasifika Wayfinders: Pacific Teen Boys Lead the Way for Change

Photo: UNICEF Pacific Fourteen teenage boys from across the Pacific have come together as the Young Pasifika Wayfinders, a new youth group launched with support from UNICEF. Their mission is aimed at making sure young people’s voices are heard on big issues like mental health, online safety, gender stereotypes, and climate change. The boys, aged 15 to 19, will advise UNICEF on its work with adolescents, helping shape programs, policies, and camp…UNICEF · Suva Read Article

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Tagata Pasifika 2025 Epiosde 19

Talanoa: Vaine Fresh to Boost Pasifika Women in Comedy

Samoan actors star in Shakespeare’s famous love story

Manu Samoa debutants add on to a history of iconic names in the blue jersey

Research Shows Significant Benefits for Pacific and Māori Who Graduate With PhD

Opetaia Foa’i to Receive 2025 Pacific Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award

Council calls for tougher dog laws as attacks and euthanasia rates climb, rescuers overwhelmed

Young Pasifika Wayfinders: Pacific Teen Boys Lead the Way for Change