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Etched in history’: Moana win first trophy for Cook Islands

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Jazmon Tupou-Witchman was torn between continuing to represent her mother’s Cook Islands heritage or joining the new look Tonga side but she chose to...

Samoa outclass Tonga 34-6 in wild Pacific Championships match with 90-minute lightning delay

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Samoa have outclassed Pacific neighbours Tonga 34-6 in a wild and highly-physical Pacific Championships rugby league international that also featured a 90 minute lightning...

Australia backs Pacific Islands facing China heat over Taiwan

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The Australian federal government is pressing Beijing to respect the Pacific's decisions on Taiwan after Chinese officials hauled in Pacific ambassadors to again complain...

Tonga edges closer towards pivotal general election

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By Jean Marc 'Ake, USP intern The November general election in Tonga is just around the corner and all 71 registered candidates' campaigning efforts are...

Palau Senate passes nation’s first comprehensive cybersecurity bill

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The Palau Senate has unanimously approved Senate Bill No. 12-9, SD1, known as the Cybersecurity Act, marking the Republic of Palau’s first comprehensive national...

“Adaptation is not optional — It’s essential”: UN Climate Chief warns

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UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell has issued a stark warning that the world is moving too slowly on climate adaptation, urging governments...

Western Pacific countries and areas join forces to prevent cross-border health emergencies

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A renewed effort to combat emergencies globally was launched here this week when 38 countries and areas in the World Health Organisation (WHO) Western...

From Baku to Belem – Change and continuity for the Pacific climate champs to COP30

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Eight Pacific political climate champions heading into COP30 are providing a high-level regional line-up blending change and continuity on key priorities including Loss and...

Vanuatu PM defends People’s vote on Constitutional reforms

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Vanuatu Prime Minister Jotham Napat has strongly defended the constitutional amendments 17A and 17B, saying they represent the democratic will of the people following...

Tonga King urges to ‘vote wisely’ as parliament term ends ahead of November poll

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The Tongan Legislative Assembly has formally closed its 2024-2025 session Wednesday ahead of the general election next month. In a brief soft-closing ceremony, three nobles,...

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Four-try Fa’alogo leads Samoa’s 74-8 rout of France in Rugby League World Cup opener

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A four-try haul from Sua Fa'alogo helped Samoa to a record-breaking 78-4 victory over France to open their World Cup account in style at...

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