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Pacific Islands prepare for UN BBNJ Treaty talks in Palau

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Pacific Island representatives are meeting in Palau this week to coordinate their approach ahead of the first United Nations Preparatory Meeting on the Marine...

Papua New Guinea’s Peter to Rot to be canonised as first Melanesian saint

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Pope Francis has passed a decree clearing the way for Papua New Guinea to get its first saint. The late Peter To Rot from East...

French minister Valls pushes for deal on New Caledonia’s future

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France's Minister for Overseas Territories, Manuel Valls, is on a four-day New Caledonia to support efforts to shape the archipelago’s future, as fresh negotiations...

Bougainville impasse: PNG PM warns of ‘dangerous precedent’

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Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister has not committed to backing Bougainville's independence — saying it could set a "dangerous precedent in a nation of...

PNG Supreme Court orders Parliament recalled to deliberate Vote of No Confidence motion

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Papua New Guinea Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea has ruled that Parliament’s decision to disallow a second motion of no confidence against the...

Compensation for household electricity damages under Samoa State of Emergency

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Compensation for households and businesses with proven damages due to the power outages is one of the issues now open under the Samoa State...

Embassy of Nauru officially inaugurated in Beijing

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The Embassy of Nauru in the People's Republic of China was officially inaugurated in Beijing on Monday, marking a significant milestone in the development...

Hosting the UN climate summit is far from ‘madness’ – here’s how Australia stands to benefit

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By Wesley Morgan Opposition Leader Peter Dutton would withdraw Australia’s bid to co-host next year’s global climate summit if the Coalition wins the federal election. Australia...

Fijian Drua out for redemption

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The Fijian Drua side will be out for redemption this weekend when they face the mighty Crusaders at the HFC Bank Stadium. After going down...

Kiribati dodges aid cuts in NZ review

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The New Zealand Government has decided against cutting its current foreign aid to Kiribati, following a review sparked by a diplomatic stoush between Foreign...

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