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Australia should rejoin UN climate fund to prove commitment to Pacific neighbours, thinktank argues

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Australia must move on from a “crisis mentality” as it seeks to reset its relationship with Pacific island countries, including by rejoining a key...

Nauru records first community Covid-19 cases

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Nauru is now battling its first Covid-19 outbreak in the community. 337 people have tested positive for Covid-19 so far on Nauru. Government information office director...

12 milion PNG ballot papers for distribution

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Papua New Guinea Electoral Commissioner Simon Sinai says 12 million ballot papers will be distributed in the provinces before polling begins on 04 July. “The...

Hundreds of workers flown home to Pacific despite NZ fishing firms’ pleas

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Tongan, Samoan and ni-Vanuatu horticulture workers have been redeployed or flown home, to the disappointment of the country's biggest fishing companies who had asked...

Pacific labour mobility and the existential threat of climate change

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Australia needs to walk the walk on emissions, migration targets and resettlements to make itself a good neighbour. By Peter Hooton The consolidation of Australia’s...

CNMI’s Ray Santos wins 4 gold medals in weightlifting

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The CNMI is number three in the medal count thanks to the outstanding performance of Ray Santos who won three gold medals in the...

Triathlon, weightlifting and va’a medals decided at Pacific Mini Games

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Multiple nations picked up a share of the medals on offer across three sports at the Pacific Mini Games in Saipan. In the women's 49...

Hall of Famer Dika Toua of PNG: Age doesn’t make a difference

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Papua New Guinea’s Dika Toua was inducted into the International Weightlifting Federation Hall of Fame Monday after winning three gold medals in the 49kg...

Athletes encouraged to participate in VOA programme this week

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The Oceania National Olympic Committee (ONOC) through its Athletes’ Commission has activated the “Voices of the Athletes’ Programme” for the Pacific Mini Games in...

International travel to and from Kiribati to resume 01 August 2022

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All international travel to and from Kiribati will return to normal on 01 August this year. Incoming passengers are required to have a valid Covid-19...

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