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Australian Foreign minister to blitz key Pacific Island states

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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong will blitz three key Pacific Island nations in her first standalone trip after Labor's landslide re-election. The foreign minister will...

Former Cook Islands Deputy PM calls on NZ to reclaim control over health and education

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A former deputy Prime Minister of the Cook Islands is calling for the nation to reconsider rejoining New Zealand. Prominent lawyer Norman George argues that...

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The Pacific Islands Forum has commenced the third phase of the Review of the Regional Architecture. As agreed by the Forum Leaders, a High-Level...

U.S lawmakers renew call for increased engagement with Pacific island region amid Trump’s retreat mode

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A proposal to boost Washington’s diplomatic relations with Pacific island nations received a new push in the U.S Congress amid President Donald Trump’s erratic...

Coast Guard pulled National Security Cutter from planned Pacific Patrol to support border surge

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To help it meet President Trump’s directive for the U.S government to achieve operational control of the southern border, the acting Coast Guard Commandant...

When home becomes hell: Why the Pacific has one of the world’s highest rates of violence against women

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By Belinda Kora in Papua New Guinea, Lice Movono & Gabriella Marchant in Fiji, Adel Fruean in Samoa & Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong in Solomon Islands  Across...

PNG Opposition MP Bird slams media crackdown

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Papua New Guinea Opposition MP and East Sepik Governor, Allan Bird has issued a scathing rebuke of recent actions taken by government-linked entities against...

PNG PM must look deeper at alarming suppression, sackings of journalists, says Pacific media watchdog

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Pacific Article 19 watchdog, the Pacific Freedom Forum (PFF) has welcomed the call from Papua New Guinea PM James Marape for more information and...

Vanuatu builds momentum ahead of United Nations climate negotiations

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Government officials from across Vanuatu have taken a critical step to prepare for the 62nd session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate...

Australia commits $24.75m to SPREP

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The Government of Australia has bolstered their commitment to the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) with an additional AUD$24.75 million (US$15.85...

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