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Post-conflict Bougainville part 1: the Crisis and its legacies

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By Sinclair Dinnen, Dennis Kuiai and Miranda Forsyth Bougainville’s decade-long conflict formally ended with the signing of the 2001 Bougainville Peace Agreement (BPA). This established...

History-making Samoa team takes World Cup preparation to new level

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The Samoa Under-17 women’s team is determined to be one of the best prepared teams from Oceania to ever travel to a FIFA World...

Sir Julius Chan, former Papua New Guinea PM and founding father, dies at 85

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One of the last of Papua New Guinea's founding fathers and one of the country's longest serving politicians, Sir Julius Chan, has died. Sir Julius...

2025 Vanuatu official election results: Solitary woman elected to 52-member parliament

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Against all odds one woman has secured a seat in Vanuatu's 52-member parliament. Marie Louis Paulette Milne, one of only seven women among 216 election...

Winston Peters regrets publicity surrounding cancelled Kiribati visit

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New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister regrets the publicity surrounding his cancelled diplomatic meeting in Kiribati but insists they made strong efforts to ensure it...

New Tonga PM unveils Cabinet

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Tonga's Prime Minister, Dr 'Aisake Eke, has announced a new Cabinet which includes four unelected representatives. According to the constitution, the Prime Minister can nominate...

UN chief expresses ‘concern’ over Trump’s freeze on U.S foreign aid

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The head of the United Nations has expressed concern about President Donald Trump’s decision to pause foreign assistance from the United States as his...

Five Political Parties sign agreement to form the next government

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Leaders of five major political parties in Vanuatu — the Leaders Party, Graon mo Jastis Party (GJP), Vanua’aku Party (VP), Iauko Group, and the...

U.S suspends foreign aid

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The recent suspension of United States foreign aid is set to affect several key development programmes in the Solomon Islands and the wider Pacific...

New Zealand’s aid for Kiribati under review after meeting cancelled with Winston Peters

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New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters has confirmed New Zealand's aid for Kiribati is being reviewed after its President and Foreign Minister cancelled a...

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