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Fiji secures landmark agreement at UNEA-7, Calls for one ocean finance facility

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Team Fiji has achieved a major breakthrough at the Seventh United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7), by successfully securing an agreement on their resolution, “Accelerating...

Defence briefs Pacific nations on China’s naval flotilla but ‘final destination’ unknown

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Australian Defence officials have been briefing Pacific nations about the formidable capabilities and weaponry of a Chinese naval flotilla in the region, which the...

Fiji-U.S strengthen ties for economic growth

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The United States has realigned its foreign assistance to meet strategic goals, delivering targeted investments in security, technology, and disaster preparedness in Fiji. The embassy...

Tonga Rugby’s CEO urges Samoa’s PM to sign on the dotted line, so $150 million in Australian government funding can be released

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A new Australian Government funding deal for rugby union in the Pacific is being held up by Samoa's new Prime Minister, La'aulialemalietoa Schmidt, but...

Pacific leadership at UNEA-7, advancing sustainable solutions for a resilient planet

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If multilateralism is to prove its worth, it must deliver first for those who have the most to lose. Our islands, our people, and...

A sustainable future requires new thinking: UN environment report

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Fresh approaches to facing complex environmental challenges are revealed in the UN Environment Programme’s (UNEP) new global outlook released on Tuesday. The agency calls the...

AFP Commissioner announces historic organised crime summit

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Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Krissy Barrett has reaffirmed Australia’s commitment to working alongside Fiji to combat organised crime, announcing that the AFP and...

Nuclear tests leave a scar in the Pacific

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President Donald Trump’s recent call for the resumption of nuclear tests struck a chord with the Pacific island nations, which are still reeling from...

HRPPs’ application to activate 10 percent quota for women MPs “premature” says Samoa AG

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The Samoa Attorney General, Su’a Helena Wallwork Lamb has called the application by the Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP) and candidate Aliimalemanu Alofa Tuuau...

New Zealand funding pause forces Cook Islands into early budget overhaul

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The pause in $30 million(US$17 million) New Zealand funding has placed "immediate pressure" on Cook Islands Government finances, according to the Public Accounts Committee...

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‘Wetlands are lifelines: Leaving abundance for the next generation,’ says Minister Tabuya

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Australia does what it can as U.S aid cuts savage PNG

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