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Vanuatu to trial in-country quarantine for seasonal workers

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Vanuatu could be the first country in the region to trial pre-quarantining of seasonal workers in country, as Australia looks to meet its commitment...

Dr Tudravu: COVID will become an epidemic disease in Fiji

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COVID-19 will remain in Fiji just like common flu, says Ministry of Health and Medical Services chief medical advisor Dr Jemesa Tudravu. He highlighted this...

Bring COP to the Pacific: climate activist

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Climate activist Gladys Habu has challenged world leaders to bring the next climate change COP (Conference of the Parties) to the Pacific region, in...

Fiji records 423 new COVID-19 cases, nine new deaths reported

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New COVID-19 cases from Labasa and additional cases on Malolo Island reported Thursday as infections are now recorded in Fiji’s major divisions. Fiji has recorded...

Ten Pacific states have not had any Covid-19 cases says WHO

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) says ten Pacific states have not had any cases of Covid-19 to date. They are American Samoa, Niue, the Cook...

Samoa Church leaders at centre of largest Covid-19 sub-cluster in NZ speak out about racist remarks

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Leaders from the south Auckland church at the centre of the largest sub-cluster in the Auckland Covid-19 outbreak have spoken out about the strain...

36,800 COVID-19 doses arriving in Tonga

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Around 36,800 AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses from COVAX, funded by Japan, arrived in Tonga Thursday, said Ministry of Health CEO Dr Siale ‘Akau’ola. These doses...

Coming months critical for future pandemic preparedness: WHO chief

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The next three months will be a critical period for stepping up global collective action against future pandemics, the head of the World Health...

Pacific Leaders must endorse the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Climate change and Human Rights

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By Solomon Yeo and Vishal Prasad The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report has reaffirmed that no one is safe from the climate...

Bundaberg mayor explains interest in kava partnership notion

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Amid reports of growing demand for kava, Bundaberg Regional Council is looking at potential partnership opportunities for the region in the future. Within a recent...

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