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Samoa remains open to foreign investment but faces infrastructure, land and labour constraints

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Samoa remains generally open to foreign investment, but its small economy, infrastructure bottlenecks, land ownership rules and labour shortages continue to constrain the country’s...

If AI source can’t be shown, don’t publish, Wahuzue warns Pacific newsrooms

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Pacific journalists should not publish AI-generated information if they cannot verify where it came from, says Pasifika AI creator and Kanaky Tech founder Kevyn...

On Road to Antalya, Fiji takes centre stage for Climate Action in pre-COP31 meetings

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Fiji becomes the hub of climate action in the next two weeks as Leaders, Government officials, negotiators and delegates from the Pacific and all...

Amplifying Pacific climate change experiences across our Pacific island region and beyond

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Broadcasting Pacific voices telling their climate change stories across 30 TV channels across our region is what a team of five Pacific Islands media...

Climate change must be treated as a health emergency: WHO Pacific Regional Director

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Climate change must be treated as a health emergency, with Pacific countries calling for climate and health financing to be brought together and health...

New PINA president pledges to strengthen Pacific newsrooms

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The new president of the Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) wants to strengthen the region's newsrooms. Neville Choi, who is also president of Papua New...

Keep AI behind the story, not in front of the Journalist: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue

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Artificial intelligence may change how news is produced, but it cannot replace the human relationships that give Pacific journalism its credibility, says Pasifika AI...

Solomon Islands rejects 41 recommendations in UN human rights review

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Solomon Islands has supported 140 of 181 recommendations made during its fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR), while noting 41 recommendations covering sensitive social and...

NZ urges next UN chief to take stronger role on conflicts

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New Zealand has called on the next United Nations Secretary-General to take a stronger role in preventing and resolving conflicts, defend the UN Charter...

Indonesia rejects claims of systematic right violations in Papua

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Indonesia rejects unilateral allegations of systematic human rights violations in Papua, emphasising that credible claims are addressed seriously through national institutions and legal mechanisms,...

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