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French Minister discussing New Caledonia vote with UN

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The French overseas minister Sebastien Lecornu is travelling to New York for talks with the United Nations decolonisation after New Caledonia's rejection of independence. In...

PNG drugs crisis

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The nil stock of needed medical supplies at the Badili Area Medical Store (AMS) is seriously affecting the operations of the Port Moresby General...

Fiji cops $500m a year or 5% of GDP from flood and cyclones but Climate Change Act will shock Fiji’s financial system, says RBF

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By Dionisia Tabureguci  Tropical cyclones and flooding may be costing Fiji $500m (US$250 million) a year but the country’s new Climate Change Act, 2021...

Spending on social protection rose nearly 270% with pandemic

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The 60th session of the Commission for Social Development kicked off on Monday, in a virtual format, with appeals to make COVID-19 a turning...

Inspiring future Pacific rugby players

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Future Pacific rugby players like never before will have a clear pathway to follow into the Super Rugby franchise. The inclusion of Moana Pasifika and...

Focus on game plan says Fijian Drua Skipper

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18 February will be a date that will go down in history as the Fijian Drua will make its maiden Super Rugby Pacific appearance. Facing...

Kiribati confirms 201 new Covid-19 cases

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Kiribati Ministry of Health and Medical Services has confirmed two 201 new Covid-19 positive cases in the community on South Tarawa, Betio and Buota...

Bad weather slows search for Fiji end of broken Tonga cable

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Progress has been slow in the search for the Fiji end of Tonga's submarine telecommunications cable - suspected to be broken in several places. Bad...

ADB announces $500,000 grant to help Tonga in relief efforts

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today announced a US$500,000 ($1.13 million pa’anga) grant to the Government of Tonga to help restore life-sustaining services following...

Two more villages locked down in Tonga as Covid-19 spreads

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Tongan authorities are battling to contain the spread of Covid-19, locking down two villages as more cases emerge. In a media conference on Tuesday morning,...

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