June 2006 in Oceania

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This page deals with current events that take place in or are of interest to Australia, New Zealand, and/or the rest of Oceania, and/or current events that involve Oceanians.

1 June 2006 (Thursday)

2 June 2006 (Friday)

3 June 2006 (Saturday)

4 June 2006 (Sunday)

  • The Tokelau assembly votes to hold another referendum on independence. The referendum is likely to be held in late 2007 or early 2008.(Radio NZ)

6 June 2006 (Tuesday)

7 June 2006 (Wednesday)

8 June 2006 (Thursday)

10 June 2006 (Saturday)

12 June 2006 (Monday)

13 June 2006 (Tuesday)

14 June 2006 (Wednesday)

  • The USTKE union in New Caledonia calls a general strike in protest against the shipping company MSC. The strike is put on hold after union leaders are arrested for earlier protests. (Radio NZ)

15 June 2006 (Thursday)

16 June 2006 (Friday)

  • The Varroa bee mite is found near Stoke, New Zealand. The mite arrived in New Zealand in 2000 and has been confined to the North Island until now. (stuff)
  • Fishermen blockade the port and its access road at Tahiti to protest lack of financial aid for their industry. They also dropped truckloads of rotting fish outside the presidential palace and territorial assembly. (Radio NZ)
  • A disease affecting sugarcane in north Queensland has been identified as Sugarcane smut.

18 June 2006 (Sunday)

21 June 2006 (Wednesday)

22 June 2006 (Thursday)

24 June 2006 (Saturday)

25 June 2006 (Sunday)

26 June 2006 (Monday)

27 June 2006 (Tuesday)

28 June 2006 (Wednesday)

29 June 2006 (Thursday)

  • Development of the Kupe gas and oil field off the Taranaki coast of New Zealand will go ahead, with production beginning in 2009. (NZ Herald)

News collections and sources

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  • Wikipedia:News sources - This has much of the same material organised in a hierarchical manner to help encourage NPOV in our news reporting.

See also

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