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Kiribati secures UN Women’s seat in historic vote, Minister hails ‘miracle’ win

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Kiribati has won a seat on a key United Nations body for the first time, with Minister of Women, Youth, Sport and Social Affairs...

Pacific Political Climate Champions convene to elevate Pacificl eadership ahead of key global Climate engagements

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The Pacific Political Climate Champions met Thursday in Nadi, Fiji, in a hybrid meeting to consolidate regional leadership and strategic alignment ahead of a...

Solomon Islands government commits $10 million TC Maila response

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The Government of Solomon Islands has committed an initial $10 million (US$1,238,471) to support emergency response efforts following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Maila. Prime...

IMF warns Samoa reforms could undermine Central Bank independence

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns that proposed changes to Samoa’s central banking law could weaken safeguards and open the door to...

Tjibaou: “Bougival is dead.”

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By Nic Maclellan A leading Kanak politician has declared “Bougival is dead”, following a vote in the French National Assembly that rejected proposed constitutional reforms...

Fijian Drua urged to do it for affected fans

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This has been a difficult week for the Fijian Drua and its fans in the western division, as many were affected by Tropical Cyclone...

Concerns over voter access raised as New Caledonia’s municipal elections highlight turnout gaps

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Concerns over voter access and representation have emerged following municipal elections in New Caledonia, as second-round results confirmed a widening political divide between urban...

Kiribati makes bid for UN women’s body, pushes Pacific voice in global stage

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Kiribati has formally entered the race for a seat on a key United Nations body, with its minister declaring the Pacific is ready to...

Samoa pushes $100 million dam project, seel global bidders ahead of 2026 roadshow

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Samoa is moving ahead with a major infrastructure project aimed at flood control, water security and renewable energy, with officials opening early engagement with...

PNG-Australia defence treaty creates jobs, risks amid rising China influence

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Six months after Papua New Guinea and Australia signed a bilateral defence treaty, public opinion in PNG remains divided, with some telling Radio Free...

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