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Australian top diplomat Wong ramps up Pacific lobbying effort as she flies out to Samoa and Tonga
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China accuses Australia and its allies of cold war mentality
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New Zealand urges U.S engagement with Pacific Island States
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U.S expresses commitment to Pacific islands that rejected China pact
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Convicted after June 2002 are permanently disqualified to contest in PNG General Election
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NZ wants reset at Pacific Islands Forum
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Fiji in dominant position says political academic
Fiji is perfectly positioned to take advantage of the tussle between China and Western countries for greater recognition in the Pacific.
Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang...
China’s foreign minister visits Tonga after Pacific islands delay regional pact
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