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Why Australia should be watching New Zealand and Cook Islands closely

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By Professor Joanne Wallis and Salote Tagivakatini Australia’s reliance on bilateral security agreements as a counter to China’s growing influence in the Pacific is proving...

Not enough tournaments for Manusina 7s

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Not enough tournaments and a limited pool of players are headaches in selecting a formidable Manusina 7s team for the upcoming Challenger Series in...

Fiji Pearls goes down to Samoa in opening match f the PacificAus Sports Series

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The Fiji Pearls side went down 54-45 to Samoa Monday in their opening match of the PacificAus Sports Series in Australia. Samoa took the lead...

Australia to boot violent offenders in Nauru visa deal

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Three violent offenders will be deported from Australia after being granted long-term visas by Nauru in a deal human rights activists have slammed as...

Uncertainty as Cook Islands PM returns from China deal

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Questions remain unanswered regarding the freshly-inked Cook Islands agreement with China, raising the ire of the Cook Islands public, political opposition, and New Zealand...

NZ set to formalise its say over Pacific nations’ security

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New Zealand is considering the use of specific ‘strategic trust’ or national security clauses in agreements with Pacific Island nations, in an effort to...

Nauru to take non-citizen NZYQ cohort freed from immigration detention

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Nauru will offer visas to members of the NZYQ cohort of non-citizens released into the Australian community following a High Court decision, Home Affairs...

Fiji PM Rabuka calls for global action on climate change

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Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has warned of the growing threat of stronger, more frequent cyclones, calling for global action on climate change. He acknowledges...

Cook Islands signs partnership deal with China

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The Cook Islands said on Saturday that it signed a comprehensive strategic partnership deal with China, a move expected to raise concerns in New...

‘Clandestine’ Cook Islands-China deal ‘damaged’ NZ relationship, says Clark

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Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark maintains that Cook Islands, a realm of New Zealand, should have consulted Wellington before signing a “partnership”...

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