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Further COVID-19 vaccine and economic support for the Pacific: NZ Government

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New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Hon Nanaia Mahuta and Associate Health and Foreign Affairs Minister Aupito William Sio has announced that New Zealand will...

Fiji designer wins logo competition for new Pacific Resilience Facility

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Founding director of Fiji Art and Soul, Shiri Ram, has taken out the top prize of FJD$3,000 (US$1,500) for a logo brand which will...

Pacific Islands Forum to launch new US$1.5 billion Pacific Resilience Facility

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A new fund aimed at helping build preparations ahead of disasters to help Pacific nations cut the cost of rebuilding and recovery is doing...

‘Freedom of Expression is not an option, it is a right’ – MCPNG

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The Papua New Guinea Media Council is deeply concerned about the conduct of police officers in the detaining of a media company employee in...

Meet some of the risk-takers and change-makers defending your right to information

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Remarks by IFEX Executive Director Annie Game at the launch of a collaborative project with the International Free Expression Project, marking World Press Freedom...

COVID-19: Seven active cases recovered in Fiji

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Fiji has reported another seven active COVID-19 cases of recovery. Head of Health Protection, Dr Aalisha Sahukhan during the daily press briefing Tuesday said with...

Samoa Caretaker PM welcomes fresh election

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Samoa Caretaker Prime Minister, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi has applauded the decision from the Head of State to call for fresh General Elections to determine...

Samoa AG applies to discontinue FAST hearing

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Samoa Supreme Court will hear an eleventh hour application from the Attorney General to discontinue the challenge from Faatuatua ile Atua Samoa ua Tasi...

Samoa’s female PM challenger set for rerun after gender quota row

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Samoans could elect their first woman prime minister later this month in the rerun of an April general election that was overshadowed by controversy...

Samoan Head of State intervenes, calls for fresh elections

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Samoans woke up to the news today that they will go back to the polls in just over two-weeks’ time, on 21 May 2021. Calling...

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Pacific aid “doesn’t really matter” next to Australia’s fossil fuel subsidies, Tuvalu climate minister...

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Australia’s subsidies for fossil fuels since 2020 were almost six times the amount the nation gave in aid to the Pacific, underscoring the importance...

Fiji targets 24 December for new Constitution

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Fiji could have a new Constitution in place by 24 December 2026 if Parliament approves the proposed changes and they pass a referendum, as...

Pacific Ministers renew commitment to stronger, more integrated weather, climate and early warning service

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The fourth Pacific Ministerial Meeting on Meteorology (PMMM-4) officially concluded Wednesday with a renewed political commitment to strengthening sustainable weather, climate, ocean, and water...