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                                                                                     November 2017 Vol. 44 No.11

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                                                                    OPINION


            PAGE         8                              34         WINDS of chaNge
                                                                   fiji, from colonialism to independence

     AUT  5, 21 Who paYS foR cLImaTe chaNge

         COVER STORy



 supported  Politics



        8  Taking NZ in 80 days
        9  pacific mps in cabinet
        10-11 86 in hot Tongan race
          me  12  making news in death                                 Sports
        Media


        13  Death in moresby
        Women
        15  a three-year journey begins
        16 a vendor’s struggle is real
        17 It’s time for action
                                                                      31 french chase Raka
        Investment
                                                                      Aviation
        18  Bread of life                                             29-31  Never alone again
        Climate change                                                32  Dreams in the air
        20  Renewed commitment                                        33  challenges of managing island
                                                                      airlines
 Coming from a small atoll in Kiribati and arriving at AUT in   21-22 Village pays for its own relocation  Advertorial
 Auckland, New Zealand was a bit of a shock for Rose.  23-24 fiji maps energy strategy  32  pNg, fiji Tech Start-up on the
 “I was uncomfortable at first, but I wanted to fulfil why I came here,   Rose Iataake King  25 Solomons’ mitigation  move
 so I just do my best. The support I received from AUT student services   Bachelor of Engineering Technology
 and my lecturers was key.”  in Computer and Mobile Systems
 Rose came to AUT after being awarded the New Zealand Pacific Scholarship,   Engineering student  Vunidogoloa Village headman Sailosi Ramatu on the eroding coast where homes once stood.                                                                                                                    Photo:
 encouraged to apply by her parents. She looks forward to bringing the skills   SPORTS
 and knowledge she has gained back to Kiribati.
 “AUT helps me develop skills that are relevant in the industry I want to be   STaRS RaLLY BehIND expLoITeD pLaYeRS
 involved in, and I know these skills will help me when I finish my degree and go
 back to Kiribati. I will be able to develop something to improve my community.”
 At AUT, our people are more than just lecturers and students - they’re researchers,
 collaborators, community members and problem solvers. AUT has the resources and   29
 expertise to help you discover your passion and reach new heights, just like Rose has.  PAGE
 Start your university journey today.
 aut.ac.nz/pacific




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