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Kiribati extends border closure to December

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Kiribati has extended its border closure to 31 December 2021. A statement from the Office of the President said the decision was made after thoroughly...

Pacific at peril under current climate policies, new commitments still inadequate: report

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Current climate policies mean the world is on course for up to 3.9 degrees of heating, which would see a number of Pacific Island...

Micronesian leaders boycott PIF session, standing firm on plan to leave the bloc

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Four Micronesian leaders skipped the Pacific Island Forum's 51st virtual session last Friday, in a continuing protest over the organisation's refusal to assign the...

Fiji records 657 new cases of COVID-19, Three new deaths reported

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Fiji has recorded 657 new cases of COVID-19 and three new deaths Sunday, increasing the total number of cases in the Pacific nation to...

Tokelau stands by its mandatory vaccination programme

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Tokelau will roll-out the second dose of its Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination programme on Tuesday. It follows the successful administration of the first inoculations on 20...

Tonga fully vaccinates over 23,600 people

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Over 23,641 people have received the second dose of the COVID-19 Astra-Zeneca vaccine in Tonga, since the second roll out programme started on 24...

USP officially welcomes Professor Pal Ahluwalia back as its Vice-Chancellor

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The University of the South Pacific (USP) has formally announced the re-appointment of Professor Pal Ahluwalia as its Vice-Chancellor and President. He will resume on...

Million dollar package for Fiji 7s and Fijiana teams

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The Fijian government will purchase a piece of land and help build a house for Fiji 7s captain Jerry Tuwai. This has been confirmed by...

Pacific Ministers prioritise addressing Covid-19 and climate change impacts on Pacific tuna fisheries

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Pacific Ministers have identified dealing with the immediate impacts of Covid-19 and the longer term threats of climate change on offshore fisheries as key...

Vanuatu prepares to establish a National Human Rights Institution

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The Government of Vanuatu and non-government stakeholders recently undertook a scoping study on establishing a National Human Rights Institution (NHRI) in the country. The scoping...

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