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ITLOS issues landmark ruling backing Nauru, Tonga Seabed Mining contractors

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Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) secured historic decisions for Nauru Ocean Resources Inc (NORI) and Tonga Offshore Mining Ltd. (TOML) after the Seabed Disputes...

Testing the ocean of peace

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By Raihaamana Tevahitua, Romitesh Kant On 06 July 2026, China launched a second intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test in the Pacific Ocean, following a previous...

Pacific must stay united as Climate threat grows, Solomon Islands Minister tells regional meeting

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Forum Chair representative and Solomon Islands Minister of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology Wayne Ghemu has called on Pacific countries to maintain...

Pacific Climate Ministers advance united regional agenda ahead of COP31

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Pacific Climate Ministers convened Tuesday for the sixth Pacific Climate Ministers Talanoa, strengthening regional climate cooperation and advancing a united Pacific agenda ahead of...

French Polynesia objects to an American seabed mining plan made without its input

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The government of French Polynesia plans to challenge an American startup’s proposal to explore the waters just beyond its maritime borders for seabed mining. “We...

Why small island states are driving the fight against climate change

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Opinion by Payam Akhavan  “If you respect nature, nature will respect you.” This is the ancient wisdom of the Indigenous people of Tuvalu, a small island...

Legge warns Drua against complacency ahead of final

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Despite guiding the McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women into a historic home Super Rugby Women’s Grand Final, head coach Mike Legge believes there is still...

Pasifika Players supported by PacificAus Sports share their 2026 Super Rugby Women’s experience

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As the 2026 Super Rugby Women’s Grand Final heads to Fiji for the first time, with the NSW Waratahs set to face the Fijian...

SPC official calls for Pacific Education systems ready for Climate, AI and labour mobility

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The Pacific must build education systems that are resilient, evidence-informed, culturally grounded and future-ready to respond to climate change, labour mobility and rapid technological...

Australian media report questions $4.2 million cost of Fiji Climate talks

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Australia's Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen is facing scrutiny over plans to spend more than AUD$4.2 million (US$2.94 million) on accommodation and meeting facilities...

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Niue boosts climate negotiation skills ahead of COP31

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Niue is strengthening its voice on the global stage, with government officials and key stakeholders completing a three-day national training programme to sharpen their...

Ship Rider Agreements legally settled, debate should focus on national interest: Dr Aqorau

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Pacific fisheries expert and Solomon Islands University (SINU) Vice Chancellor Dr Transform Aqorau says the public debate over Ship Rider Agreements is confusing international...

Pacific Women leaders push action on economic resilience, Climate and gender equality

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