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Two young boys describe the pinati season in Tonga, when locally grown peanuts are harvested.
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Pita, who lives in the village of Tuapa on the island of Niue, describes how to catch an octopus with a lure shaped like a rat. Includes some Niuean words and a glossary.
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Arfa, who lives in Niue, describes how he and his father hunt for huge coconut crabs called uga.
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Matt and Tora stay on Kapiti Island where they meet special creatures
that were once endangered on the mainland and now live in a predator-
free environment.
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There are thousands of uses for bamboo around the world. In Fiji. Amini and Samu make a bamboo cannon to celebrate the New Year in their village.
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A collection of traditional and modern games played by children of the Pacific Nations.
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Tareima, who lives in Kiribati, shows how she makes string from the fibres of coconut husks, and describes what the string is used for. Contains some Kiribati words and glossary.Suggested level: primary.
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In Tonga, Tuni and Sipu grow sugar cane in their backyard but in Fiji hundreds of fields of sugar cane are grown for processing into sugar.
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Hundreds of fruit bats roost in the trees above Anitelu and Sione's village.Anitelu wants to know why they hang upside down.
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Yvette and KiiKii wear an 'ei and 'ei katu when their dance group performs at the Saturday Morning Market in Rarotonga.
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