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Pacific governments being spied on ‘all the time’ by Australia, New Zealand says investigative journalist

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Australia and New Zealand's long-standing spying operations in the Pacific have been brought back into the spotlight, following an investigation by journalist Nicky Hager...

Covid outbreak postpones Hurricanes clash against Moana Pasifika

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A growing Covid-19 outbreak has forced a postponement of the Hurricanes' Super Rugby Pacific match against Moana Pasifika on Saturday. The postponement was made on...

Tela and Lomani in starting Fijian Drua line-up against Reds

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Teti Tela and Frank Lomani have been selected in Swire Shipping Fijian Drua line-up to take on Queensland Reds for this weekendin round four. Flanker...

ONOC President Mitchell shares long-term Brisbane 2032 vision for sport in Oceania

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Sport in the Pacific Islands is to benefit from preemptive moves by an Oceania-stakeholder Working Group’s evolving architecture leading to the BRISBANE 2032 Olympic...

ONOC SG Blas encourages transparency in Oceania Olympic Solidarity benefits among member

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There is a need for the National Olympic Committees (NOCs) of Oceania to be more transparent with its national federations and athletes on grants...

84 percent of Fijians suffer from premature deaths due to non-communicable diseases: WHO

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Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are becoming a socio-economic burden for Fiji as they account for an estimated 84 percent of premature deaths in the island...

PNG AG seeks high court’s clarification on whether people convicted can contest election

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Papua New Guinea's Attorney-General Dr Eric Kwa has filed a special reference in the Supreme Court to seek clarification on whether people convicted by...

China always a trustworthy friend for South Pacific countries: FM

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China is always a trustworthy friend for South Pacific countries, State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Monday. China is willing to work with...

First Covid-19 case arrives in Aiutaki

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The first Covid-19 case has been discovered in Aitutaki in the Cook Islands. The case is an Aitutaki resident, and the person is isolating at...

Vanuatu curfew extended for another 48 hours

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The Vanuatu Government has extended the 6pm-6am curfew for Efate and its offshore islands for another 48 hours. The Order to extend the curfew until...

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