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Solutions to food insecurity top agenda in meeting of Small Island Developing States

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By Catherine Wilson The urgency of finding solutions to the most pressing development challenges of our times has increased as the Covid-19 pandemic threatens...

President of the Cook Islands Football Association Lee Harmon banned for six years

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The Adjudicatory Chamber of the OFC Disciplinary and Ethics Committee in a decision notified on 06 July 2021 has found Lee Harmon, President of...

Pacific islands call for zero carbon shipping by 2050, citing IPCC report

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Three climate vulnerable Pacific nations have asked the world’s governments to agree to aim to make international shipping emissions-free by 2050. In a proposal to...

Fiji records 591 new cases of COVID-19, six deaths reported

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Fiji has recorded 591 new cases of COVID-19 and six new deaths Monday, increasing the total number of cases in the Pacific nation to...

Japan supports Samoa with COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX Facility

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Samoa has received COVID-19 vaccines from the Government of Japan through the COVAX Facility – a partnership co-led by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness...

Over 50 percent of outbreak cases are Pasifika

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A community leader questions why officials haven't heeded to calls for more Pacific-led organisations to lead their own vaccination drives. Pasifika peoples account for more...

New agriculture visa offers path to permanent residency in Australia

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The Australian federal government will introduce a dedicated agriculture visa to help fill a COVID-induced labour shortage across the farming, fisheries and forestry sectors. The...

PNG Churches opposes resumption of death penalty

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The only Pacific nations that still have the death penalty enshrined in law, are Tonga and Papua New Guinea, although it has been decades...

COVID-19 “red status” prompts Tasmanian ban on seasonal workers from Tonga

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One of the Pacific's biggest suppliers of seasonal workers to Australia, Tonga, has been blacklisted by the State of Tasmania because of COVID-19 rules,...

Internews EJN offers small grant for climate change and environment reporting to Pacific media

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Internews and Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is collaborating with Media Associations in the Pacific identify at least 5 journalists or freelancers to be commissioned...

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