- Sports News : Pacific sports ministers enlightened on ONOC’s regional investments in sport through the Olympic movement [15/07/2019 - Samoa]
- Sports News : Tonga claim gold in nail-biting men’s high jump [15/07/2019 - Samoa]
- Sports News : Tonga one of six hopefuls to stage 2027 Pacific Games despite withdrawing as 2019 hosts [15/07/2019 - Samoa]
- Sports News : Papua New Guinea fill podium in men's steeplechase amid strong start to 2019 Pacific Games athletics [15/07/2019 - Samoa]
- Sports News : Wallis and Futuna celebrate gold in men's javelin [15/07/2019 - Samoa]
- News Feature : Indonesia's 'Pacific Elevation': Step up or power play? [15/07/2019 - New Zealand]
- News Feature : Meet the Aussie researcher helping to prevent diabetes deaths in Fiji [15/07/2019 - Fiji]
- News : PNG MP suspended over fraud allegations [15/07/2019 - Papua New Guinea]
- News : Australia could soon have a new Pacific nation next door [15/07/2019 - Australia]
- Business News : Government looks to future wealth and stability for all Nauruans [15/07/2019 - Nauru]
- News : Nauru election to be held on 24 August [15/07/2019 - Nauru]
- News : Ahern: Bougainville Referendum Commission to deliver credible referendum [15/07/2019 - Papua New Guinea]
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