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23 young leaders selected for 2026 Commonwealth Youth Forum International Taskforce

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Twenty-three young people have been selected to serve on an international taskforce that will lead the planning and delivery of the 2026 Commonwealth Youth...

Force stunned after Drua storm back in thrilling Super W opener

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The Western Force have succumbed to an incredible Fijian Drua fightback, going down 29-24 at in their Round 2 Swyftx Super Rugby Women’s clash...

El Niño forms in Pacific as experts say it will likely turbocharge extreme weather

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El Niño, the climate phenomenon that supercharges weather around the world, has officially arrived and could intensify to historic levels in the fall, U.S...

Trump reopens Pacific marine monument waters to commercial fishing

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U.S President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation reopening nearly half a million square miles of protected waters in the Pacific to commercial fishing,...

UNFPA reports major health and Population gains despite funding cuts

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By Pita Ligaiula The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) says it delivered major gains in maternal health, reproductive health services and population data collection during...

Forum SG Waqa calls for stronger Pacific Security coordination amid growing regional threats

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Forum Secretary General Baron Waqa has warned that growing geopolitical tensions and a widening range of security challenges are testing the region's peace and...

Pacific calls for greater support on disability inclusion at UN Conference

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The Pacific Islands Forum has called for increased international support to strengthen disability inclusion across the region, highlighting persistent barriers faced by persons with...

Forum hail election of Samoa and Palau representatives to UN Disability Rights Committee

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The Pacific Islands Forum has congratulated Samoa's Faatino Utumapu and Palau's Villaney Remengesau following their successful election to the United Nations Committee on the...

Bougainville Speaker Pentanu disputes PNG Parliament sessional order process

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Bougainville House of representatives Speaker Simon Pentanu has challenged claims made in Papua New Guinea’s National Parliament regarding the sessional order on the Bougainville...

Islands threatened by climate change ‘need to be compensated’ by CO2 emitters: Tuvalu PM

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Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo, a Pacific Island nation facing the threat of submersion due to climate change-induced sea level rise, said that the...

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