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Unease builds over New Caledonia referendum

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There is growing unease over the French decision to hold New Caledonia's third and final independence referendum on 12 December. Pro-independence parties and groups decided...

Fiji’s international borders re-open today

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Fiji’s international borders will reopen today after almost two years. This has brought in much excitement for the people of Fiji as the first tourist...

US$5 million ADB grant to support Tonga’s post covid-19 economic recovery

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Tonga have signed a US$5 million grant agreement to help restore and accelerate private sector-led...

Forum Foreign Ministers Joint Statement on Blue Pacific Leadership in Disaster Preparedness Planning

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As the World Health Assembly meets to consider pandemic preparedness and response, in the face of the new Omicron strain of COVID-19 and at...

No one is safe unless everyone is safe: making emergency response safe for women and girls

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Op-ed authored by Sanaka Samarasinha, UN Resident Coordinator to Fiji, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu & Vanuatu. During natural disasters and emergencies, women and girls are...

Fiji troops deployed to assist Melanesian family

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Today, a contingent of 50 Republic of Fiji Military Forces(RFMF) personnel depart Fiji to assist in the restoration of security and stability in the...

Pentagon to build up U.S bases in Australia and Guam to meet China challenge

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The Pentagon will focus on building up bases in Australia and Guam to better prepare the U.S military to counter China, a senior defence...

New Zealand: No longer Australia’s Pacific security partner?

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Wellington has appeared slow to respond to a crisis in Solomon Islands where once it would have been a regional leader. By Robert Ayson The prophecy...

Draw set for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 OFC preliminary competition

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The road to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 for OFC hopefuls is now set after the completion of the preliminary competition draw held...

Solomon Islands intervention critical: PNG Police Commissioner

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Papua New Guinea Police Commissioner David Manning says the country’s engagement in the Solomon Islands is critical with emphasis on protection of several Government...

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