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Overstayers affected by Tonga volcano eruption seeking work visas in NZ

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Tongan overstayers who can’t return home because of the damage caused by January’s volcanic eruption are asking the Government for a short-term working visa. Some...

US$ 14 million World Bank Project puts universal Health care within reach for all I-Kiribati

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Families and communities across Kiribati will receive much-needed health support as part of the US$14 million Kiribati Health Systems Strengthening Project that has been...

The dangers of defending women accused of sorcery in Papua New Guinea

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In Papua New Guinea, defending women accused of sorcery, has become a life-threatening occupation. The UN and European Union run Spotlight Initiative, is promoting...

10-try Naduvalo the star man as Fiji claim Singapore title

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Olympic champions Fiji returned to the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in style with a stunning victory in Singapore, overcoming New Zealand 28-17 in...

Fiji drawn in Pool A for Vancouver

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Fiji is drawn in pool A with USA, Kenya and England for the Vancouver 7s which kicks off this weekend. Singapore 7s silver medalist New...

Fijiana Drua complete Super W clean sweep

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Fijiana Drua have unveiled another weapon in their armoury as they completed a clean sweep of their regular season Super W matches with a...

New U.S ambassador Kennedy warns on Solomon Islands

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America’s next ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy, said she was committed to taking a stronger stance against China’s coercion in the Indo-Pacific once she...

EU might impose sanctions on Vanuatu for offering economic citizenship to Russians

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine ignited unrest in Europe and other allies over concerns of Russian oligarchs expanding their reach through the economic citizenship...

China’s security deal with Solomons raises alarm in Pacific

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A security alliance between China and the Solomon Islands has sent shudders throughout the South Pacific, with many worried it could set off a...

Missing detail in Australian spy chiefs’ China meeting

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Two of Australia’s top spy chiefs were quietly deployed to the Solomon Islands over fears of the nation’s security deal with China. Australian officials have...

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