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New agriculture visa offers path to permanent residency in Australia

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The Australian federal government will introduce a dedicated agriculture visa to help fill a COVID-induced labour shortage across the farming, fisheries and forestry sectors. The...

PNG Churches opposes resumption of death penalty

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The only Pacific nations that still have the death penalty enshrined in law, are Tonga and Papua New Guinea, although it has been decades...

COVID-19 “red status” prompts Tasmanian ban on seasonal workers from Tonga

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One of the Pacific's biggest suppliers of seasonal workers to Australia, Tonga, has been blacklisted by the State of Tasmania because of COVID-19 rules,...

Internews EJN offers small grant for climate change and environment reporting to Pacific media

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Internews and Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is collaborating with Media Associations in the Pacific identify at least 5 journalists or freelancers to be commissioned...

Samoa Police Commissioner resigns

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Samoa Police Commissioner Fuiavaili'ili Egon Keil has tendered his resignation to the Minister of Police Monday morning with his exit effective immediately. The Samoa Observer...

Palau reports first two Covid-19 cases

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Two people arriving in Palau on 15 August tested positive for Covid-19, the nation’s Ministry of Health and Human Services stated. These mark the nation’s...

Samoa AG and Clerk of Parliament suspended

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Samoa's Attorney General, Savalenoa Mareva Betham-Annandale, and the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Tiatia Graeme Tualaulelei, were each suspended from their duties as of...

As rising seas claim coastal communities, Pacific Islands seek more support at Glasgow climate talks

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By Sanjeshni Kumar While holding out hope, Pacific Islanders have no choice but to endure the impacts of climate change. Although they have done little...

Climate future still in our hands: Samoa PM Mata’afa

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Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mataafa says that the world can still determine the future course of climate change and limit its effects, after...

COVID-19 cases increase in Kadavu; Fiji reports 303 new cases and five deaths

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Positive COVID-19 infections in Kadavu, South of Fiji has increased with 85 new cases reported among the country’s 303 new cases announced Sunday. The Western...

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Vanuatu Government maintains firm position on Matthew and Hunter

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The Prime Minister Jotham Napat has reaffirmed Vanuatu’s position on the disputed Matthew and Hunter Islands, saying the country’s sovereignty remains non-negotiable. He said Vanuatu...