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Pacific boards can lead by example

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New Zealand’s Pacific organisations need to lead by example when it comes to providing governance opportunities for the many ideal Pacific candidates in our...

Report shines light on Pacific contribution to business

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The contribution of Pacific people in business across Aotearoa New Zealand and their economic impact has been highlighted in a new report jointly released...

Loggers defy protections to take Solomon Islands’ rare Tubi trees

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By Ofani Eremae At the Korona logging camp on San Jorge Island in the Solomon Islands’ Isabel province, the logging machinery lay quiet. Except...

Early school break for PNG, as government plans to arrest current surge in Covid-19 cases

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Term one of the school year has been cut short, and a four-week holiday begins on Monday, as the Papua New Guinea Government implements...

PNG could already have Covid vaccines if Australia and others had not blocked waiver, says MSF

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Papua New Guinea could have received Covid-19 vaccines before its current crisis if Australia had not been part of a group of countries that...

We are in the crisis of the century’: Europe threatens to seize AstraZeneca factories

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Europe has threatened to seize AstraZeneca factories and strip the pharmaceutical giant of its intellectual property rights in a fresh escalation of the bitter...

Democratic Party reject calls for decade-long ban on seabed mining in policy flip

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Following a recent public consultation in the northern group and an internal policy review, the Cook Islands Opposition Democratic Party has come out against...

PNG welcomes Australia’s promise of 8,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses as infections increase at ‘alarming’ rate

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One of Papua New Guinea's leading doctors says Australia's promise to share COVID-19 vaccine doses is of vital importance. “We desperately need the vaccine because...

Fiji affirms commitment to building resilient infrastructure

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Fiji is at the forefront of global efforts to strengthen disaster and climate resilience by pursuing resilient infrastructure development. This message was conveyed at the...

Health experts give green light to Janssen COVID jab, allay clotting concerns

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The Janssen COVID-19 vaccine was publicly approved for international use on Wednesday by UN health agency expert advisory board, SAGE, which allayed concerns over...

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Pacific tuna advocates push WCPFC22 to end high-seas transshipment, calling it “a system built...

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By Pita Ligaiula in Manila, Philippines Calls to shut down high seas transshipment erupted at WCPFC22 on Thursday, with Sharks Pacific Policy Director Bubba Cook and...

Don’t lock FAD closure into Bigeye tuna management procedure: PNA

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By Pita Ligaiula in Manila, Philippines The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) have issued a firm warning to the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission...

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By Pita Ligaiula in Manila, Philippines Niue’s Minister of Natural Resources and Pacific Political Climate Champion for Oceans, Mona Ainuu, delivered a sharp warning to...