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Talks on repatriation of stranded Nauruans in Fiji

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Nauruans stranded in Fiji because of COVID-19 border restrictions could be making their way home soon. Discussions were being held between the Nauru COVID-19 Taskforce...

Global talks on Fisheries subsidies must target big subsidisers not development

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Civil society organisations from around the world are calling on trade ministers to ensure that negotiations on fisheries subsidies at the World Trade Organisation...

Fiji forwards coach Jason Ryan fires warning ahead of second test

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Fiji forwards coach Jason Ryan has promised the All Blacks another fiery reception in the breakdowns during the second test in Hamilton on Saturday...

Moana Pasifika Super Rugby licence confirmed

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Moana Pasifika has been granted an unconditional licence to join an expanded Super Rugby competition next year. New Zealand Rugby awarded the franchise a conditional...

Vaccinations key to recovery: PIF

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The Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General has appealed for people in the region to be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 pandemic in order for some...

Solomon Islands PM caution citizens to be wary of delta variant

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says the Government is cautious of the imminent threat of the ‘delta variant of COVID-19’ in neighbouring Fiji. Speaking...

Application for appeal in case against Cook Islands PM and Forum SG Puna

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A case involving Prime Minister Mark Brown and Pacific Forum Secretary General Henry Puna was dismissed in March this year by a High Court...

How to manage a $1.6 billion debt and other challenges?

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By Samantha Magick Pacific finance and trade leaders will have critical meetings this week to discuss how they can rebuild the region’s economies following...

ADB launches transport strategy for Pacific

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched a new strategy to help ADB’s Pacific developing member countries (DMCs) improve connectivity and tackle other core...

COVID-19 vaccine booster doses as Delta variant rips around the world shows ‘disappointing inequality’: WHO

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The COVID-19 Delta variant is travelling around the world at a “scorching pace” driving a new spike in cases and deaths, but it’s exposing...

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