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Pacific Islands: Economic outlook

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By Kishti Sen & Tom Kenny It’s been a tough time for Pacific island economies. The COVID-19 pandemic and associated global supply chain disruptions...

Cook Islands quarantine free travel from New Zealand suspended

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Cook Islands travel bubble with New Zealand has been suspended after health officials have reported new Covid-19 community cases in Auckland. Four community cases were...

Fiji records 590 new cases of COVID-19, 11 new deaths reported

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Fiji has recorded 590 new cases of COVID-19 and 11 new deaths Tuesday, increasing the total number of cases to 41,107 and 403 deaths...

SODELPA MP Niko Nawaikula wins case

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Fiji’s Chief Justice Kamal Kumar Tuesday ruled that the Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem's decision to vacate Niko Nawaikula as a Member of Parliament...

12 cases of delta variant confirmed in PNG

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Papua New Guinea deputy Controller for National Pandemic response Dr Daoni Esorom says the country has 12 confirmed cases of delta variant. He said the...

Pacific Step-up or business as usual?

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By Leonard Louma Despite claims of a Pacific ‘Step-up’ and ‘Reset’, very little has changed in Australia and New Zealand’s attitude to the region,...

Human ‘damage’ on the front-line of the climate crisis

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The damage to people and livelihoods caused by climate change is happening at a scale that “people on the front lines cannot manage”, according...

Former PM Rabuka warns Fiji First government that COVID-19 failures could cost them votes

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Former Fiji Prime minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, says he wants next year's election to be about common beliefs and not personalities. Rabuka has emerged from what...

Tackling corruption is vital if any country is to achieve a prosperous and secure future

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UK Government to support UNDP project to prevent and fight corruption in the Pacific region. The UK is providing £364,000 (US$503,000) in funding to UNDP...

Solomon Islands Government speaks out on threats to remove PM Sogavare by force

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Solomon Islands government says the ongoing rumours of an armed group seeking to remove Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare is not in the best interest...

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Pacific Island parties and U.S reaffirmed their long-standing partnership at 2026 Treaty consultation in...

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