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Pacific island meat workers on $9 per hour after wage deductions

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Pacific island workers employed at a Victorian abattoir are taking home little more than $9(US$6.62) an hour after hundreds of dollars are deducted from...

Cook Islands PM readies for COP 26 in Glasgow

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The Prime Minister of the Cook Islands has called on the population to take seriously the threat from climate change. In November Mark Brown will...

Feakes on Australia-Fiji travel: Borders to open ‘when it is safe’

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Australia recognises the importance of reopening of travel to Fiji but borders between the two countries will only open “when it is safe to...

Commonsensing Project builds Climate resilience for Small Island nations

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By Neena Bhandari The UK Space Agency’s International Partnership Programme (IPP) Commonsensing is led by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) through...

Pacific Ministers reaffirm commitment to tackling environmental issues impacting the Pacific region

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Ministers from around the Pacific Friday gathered virtually to participate in a ‘Talanoa’ to discuss some of the pertinent key priority issues bearing direct...

Vanuatu launches innovative communication tools to tackle misinformation on COVID-19 vaccines

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‘Protektem yu, famili, komuniti mo fiuja blong Vanuatu’ is a familiar jingle resounding through households in Vanuatu on TV and radio as well as...

No promise made to Bougainville: PM Marape

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape says the Government has not made any commitment to the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) that independence will...

USP made $34.2m surplus, says Nauru President Aingimea

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The University of the South Pacific(USP) has produced a record $34.2 million (US$16 .4 million) surplus in the last financial year when millions of...

Kurukuru embark on fourth FIFA Futsal World Cup campaign

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The Solomon Islands are days away from stepping onto the world stage once again, as the FIFA Futsal World Cup 2021 kicks off in...

UK rejects campaigners’ call to postpone COP26 climate talks again

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The UK is resisting a call by campaigners to postpone critical UN climate talks, promising extra measures to address concerns about safety and inclusiveness...

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