Stop fuelling sensitive issues PNG Journalists told, says Ealedona
Journalists in Papua New Guinea have been reminded to uphold ethical standards when reporting on sensitive issues.
Former managing director of the National Broadcasting Corporation...
American Samoa, Fiji, Guam, Palau, Samoa, Vanuatu remain in EU tax blacklist
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National Security reporting course underway for Solomon Islands Journalists
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Bitcoin dream brewing in Tonga
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Cost of hosting events at UN climate summit surges on shortages
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Twelve provinces in Papua New Guinea are showing widespread community transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19), according to reports and data from health authorities.
They are...
Target vaccination population is 400k plus: Solomon Islands PM Sogavare
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says the country’s target population to be fully vaccinated is 414,327 people.
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Ignoring international law in the Blue Pacific
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By Nic Maclellan
Both the Australian Labour Party...
New Zealand supreme court blocks seabed mining consent
A New Zealand offshore mining company has lost its supreme court bid to overturn a decision preventing it from mining millions of tonnes of...
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The decision by New Zealand’s Supreme Court last week against a giant seabed mining proposal in the South...
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