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Australian Federal Police incinerates 500kg of cocaine seized after alleged PNG import attempt

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Senior police officers from Australia and Papua New Guinea have monitored the destruction of 500kg of cocaine, which was seized by authorities in 2020...

Countries call for binding targets to cut plastic production after talks fail

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Binding global targets to cut plastic production must be at the centre of any continuing negotiations to secure the world’s first treaty to tackle...

CIVICUS Monitor upgrades the condition of basic freedoms in Fiji to “narrowed” from “obstructed” as government tackles reforms

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The CIVICUS Monitor has announced in a new report Wednesday that it has upgraded Fiji’s civic space to “Narrowed” from “Obstructed” in its annual...

Vanuatu’s Climate Change envoy blasts major emitters Australia, U.S at ICJ Climate case

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Vanuatu’s Special Envoy for Climate Change, Ralph Regenvanu, has slammed Australia, the United States, and other major polluters for their stance during the International...

Fiji Parliament passes bill to promote healing and social cohesion

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The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation (TRC) Commission Bill 2024 was passed in Parliament Wednesday night after a robust debate. While moving his motion to debate...

Taiwan President Lai signs communique in Tuvalu

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Taiwan President William Lai Tuesday arrived in the Pacific nation of Tuvalu, with the two nations signing a joint communique on advancing their partnership. Lai’s...

Albanese wants to China-proof the Pacific, but Nauru is driving a hard bargain

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The Albanese government hopes to end the year with a major foreign policy victory by signing a landmark pact with Nauru aimed at preventing...

Pacific envoys gather to tackle visa exploitation risks

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Pacific Island envoys in Australia will gather to discuss a labour scheme that has been criticised as being a breeding ground for slavery-like conditions. Tens...

“Narco-subs” in the Pacific demonstrates need for effective maritime security cooperation

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Criminals are always looking for an edge. Listening to what the Pacific needs and coordinating maritime security responses will help blunt the threat. By Henrietta...

Cape Town welcomes HSBC SVNS back to the Mother City

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Captains of the world’s best 12 men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams gathered on a rooftop in view of the iconic Table Mountain on...

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