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Pacific finance needs top $2billion as storms hit, seas rise

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The international community is out of step with Pacific Island nations' needs on covering the costs of adjusting to a warmer world, the aid...

COP29: ‘Now is the time to fast-track, not backtrack’ on the path to net-zero

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Meeting on Thursday with non-governmental entities in Baku for the COP29 climate talks, UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the crucial role that cities, regions,...

Current climate finance model strains SIDS capacity: Fiji DPM Prasad

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The reality is that climate finance continues to be tied up in external interests, impacted by inter-organisation competition and overlapping mandates, and shaped by...

COP29 Conversations: Bold new Pacific fund for community resilience gains momentum at Finance COP

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Award winning Pacific journalist Sera Sefeti is at COP29. In a series of Pacific State of Play Conversations screening on Pasifika TV, she shares...

Australian Brett Robinson elected as World Rugby Chair

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Australian Dr Brett Robinson has been elected as the new Chair of World Rugby, following two rounds of voting at the 2024 Interim meeting...

Former Fiji Warrior to make debut against Spain

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The Flying Fijians have named their squad for the upcoming clash against Spain, with the spotlight on Saimoni Uluinakauvadra, a former Fiji Warrior and...

No migration, says Tuvalu Climate Change minister

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The Tuvalu government is discouraging its people from migrating despite rising sea levels threatening the vulnerable Pacific Island state. Speaking to FBC News in Baku...

COP29 negotiators ask for streamlined finance text

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Government negotiators have asked the co-chairs of the talks on a new climate finance goal to streamline the text by Thursday morning, removing repetitions...

Commonwealth Secretary-General warns small island states cannot wait for climate finance

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The international community must fulfil its promises to provide greater financial support to small island countries at the frontline of climate change. This was the...

New Discovery: Largest coral in the world found in the Solomon Islands

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Visible from space, the mega coral is three times larger than the previous record-breaker, is believed to be about 300 years old, storing a...

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