Following the resignation of high-profile health advocate Sir Collin Tukuitonga from his advisory roles the ACT Party thinks more people should do the same; Some Pacific nations change stance on United Nations vote for humanitarian ceasefire in war-torn Gaza; The Asian Development Bank is urging Pacific governments to improve the processes through which they fund their operations; And a Cook Islands and Fiji team take part in New Zealand secondary school athletics championships in Christchurch.

Today on Pacific Waves

Sir Collin Tukuitonga says ACT Party 'shouldn't dictate'

Some Pacific nations change stance on UN vote for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza

The Asian Development Bank urges Pacific governments to improve the processes for funding

Cook Islands and Fiji team take part in NZ secondary school athletics championships in Christchurch.

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