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Minister Payne arrives in Palau to advance an open, resilient and inclusive Indo-Pacific region

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  Australia’s Foreign Minister Marisa Payne said her visit to Palau is to advance” an open, resilient and inclusive Indo-Pacific region.” Payne will be in Koror...

Honiara Riots: Local Journalists share stories of harassments

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By Mike Tua Face to face with angry rioters threatening physical attacks, local mainstream and freelance journalists and photographers in the Solomon Islands were confronted...

Solomon Islands PM looks forward to beat vote of no confidence

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The ruling Solomon Islands Democratic Coalition for Government Advancement (DCGA) government has the numerical strength of 35 members ahead of the motion of no...

An expanding membership and new vision for the future for the Pacific Community

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The 51st Meeting of the Committee of Representatives of Governments and Administrations (CRGA 51) and 12th Conference of the Pacific Community (SPC) concluded this...

Solomons unrest fuels Pacific island concerns over U.S-China rivalry

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The civil unrest suffered by the Solomon Islands in the past week raised alarm among leaders of other Pacific island nations that rivalry between...

Solomon Islands PM calls on Opposition Leader to resign, warns Premier Suidani

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister has called on the Member for Aoke Langalanga to resign from Parliament, in line with section 50(b) of the Constitution. The...

NZDF personnel deploy to Solomon Islands as part of inter- agency stability mission

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An advance party of New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel left today on a C-130 Hercules from Ohakea bound for the Solomon Islands to...

Fears of further violent protests prompt offers of mediation now in Solomon Islands

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After days of violent protests, Solomon Islands' capital city Honiara is calm for now, but only after dozens of businesses were burnt to the...

Omicron did not come as a surprise: Dr Fong

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Policymakers in Fiji are leaving the situation to the health experts to draft the country’s next course of action. This as the new Omicron variant...

‘The fear of this vaccine is real’: how Papua New Guinea’s Covid strategy went so wrong

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By Jo Chandler Public confusion and distrust over vaccination have been fuelled by what experts say are crippling failures in authorities’ response to the pandemic In...

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