Tonga PM-designate urges parents to get kids second vaccine as new Cabinet list release...
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France criticised for haste with New Caledonian referendum
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French Polynesia confirms Omicron cases
French Polynesia's health minister says there are now 20 Covid-19 cases of the Omicron variant.
Jacques Raynal says practically all cases are tourists who are...
Tongans told to protect water tanks from acid rain, as eruption continues
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Palau President Whipps urges Senate to reconsider passage of digital residency bill
Palau's President Surangel Whipps Jr. urged senators to reconsider the passage of the proposed Digital Residency Identification bill, which earlier failed to get a...
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‘Consistent evidence’ of Omicron’s spread vs Delta: WHO’s Tedros
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Men accused of setting fire to Solomon Islands PM’s residence deny charges
Two men have denied setting fire to Solomon Islands Prime minister’s residence.
PM Manasseh Sogavare’s mansion at Lungga was torched during the November riots.
Moses Tome...
ADB, FSM sign $4 million grant to strengthen and secure FSM’s electricity network
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Anger and hatred still exist, there is little dialogue: Solomons Opposition leader Wale
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