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Pacific Tuna stocks remain healthy as FFA charts new course for greater economic gains

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All four key tuna stocks in the Western and Central Pacific remain healthy, while Pacific nations have strengthened fisheries management, reduced illegal fishing losses,...

Australia helps Pacific Islands dodge worst of aid cuts

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International funding and financing for the Pacific Islands has largely avoided the worst of aid cuts as Australia leads the way, according to a...

Expert says Pacific seabed minerals becoming next test of regional sovereignty

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Deep sea mining is emerging as the next major test of Pacific sovereignty with growing interest from global powers adding a new layer to...

Semisi Sika bids farewell to Cabinet ahead of Tongatapu 2 by-election

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Tonga's Minister for Tourism and Infrastructure Semisi Sika has attended his final Cabinet meeting before leaving government following the Court of Appeal decision that...

FFA Annual Report: A New Chapter for Pacific Fisheries

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The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) has released its 2024–2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of strong regional cooperation, meaningful achievements and continued...

Solomon Islands, U.S sign Shiprider agreement to protect maritime domain

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The Solomon Islands Government has signed the Shiprider agreement with the United States of America in Honiara. The signing marks a significant step forward in...

Pacific leaders ‘play both sides’ as China divides Forum over missile test – expert

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The Pacific Islands Forum's failure to agree on a joint response to China's recent missile test reflects the difficult balancing act facing regional governments,...

Pacific push stronger banking links, Public Finance coordination and AIIB partnership

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Regional efforts to strengthen banking connectivity, improve public financial management and deepen development partnerships were advanced during a series of meetings hosted by the...

NZ Govt announces RSE changes, accommodation an open question

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The New Zealand government is promising stronger and clearer accommodation standards for Recognised Seasonal Employment scheme workers, though a landmark court case remains undecided. Immigration...

How one observer transformed electronic reporting in the Pacific?

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How one observer transformed electronic reporting in the Pacific? The success story of a longline fisheries observer. OLLO, the Observer Data App Out on the open central...

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