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Agnes Tupou

Agnes Tupou

Verified

Radio Broadcaster, ABC Pacific

Auckland

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Arts , Literature , Dance

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Sports, music, business

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Total articles 439

  • Lawmakers fear US defence spending is neglecting Guam's local population

    By Kyle Evans Verified, Agnes Tupou Verified| ABC Radio Australia Verified Guam lawmakers are calling on the US government to provide more infrastructure to protect civilians, as geopolitical tensions heighten the threat of regional conflict. A recent public hearing at the Guam Legislature highlighted the need for air raid shelters, food stockpiles and evacuation drills to protect civilians in the event of an attack.

    By Kyle Evans Verified, Agnes Tupou Verified · ABC Radio Australia

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Loyalist and pro-independence groups to hold talks around New Caledonia's future

    By Agnes Tupou Verified| ABC Radio Australia Verified Loyalist and pro-independence groups will sit down together this week to discuss New Caledonia's political future. It will mark the first meeting between the two sides since 2021, and comes on the heels of a visit from French Minister for Overseas, Manuel Valls. Mr Valls arrived in the country on Saturday and announced an extension to unemployment benefits to help the country recover from last year's deadly riots.

    By Agnes Tupou Verified · ABC Radio Australia

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Lawmakers fear US defence spending is neglecting Guam's local population

    By Kyle Evans Verified, Agnes Tupou Verified| ABC Radio Australia Verified Guam lawmakers are calling on the US government to provide more infrastructure to protect civilians, as geopolitical tensions heighten the threat of regional conflict. A recent public hearing at the Guam Legislature highlighted the need for air raid shelters, food stockpiles and evacuation drills to protect civilians in the event of an attack.

    By Kyle Evans Verified, Agnes Tupou Verified · ABC Radio Australia

    Feb. 26, 2025

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ABC Pacific

The Inland Pacific Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors promotes and advances the Merit Shop and free enterprise, while providing valued resources and a business environment that helps our members and their employees prosper. IPC-ABC represents more than 230 members in Eastern Washington and Idaho. IPC-ABC offers many resources to contractors such as, networking opportunities, safety consultations and training, quality health insurance programs, workers compensation programs and claims management services, and much more. Visit our website for more information.

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