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PM Marape lauds PNG-Australia bond at launch of ‘Yumi Stap Wantaim’ Campaign

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has hailed the strong and enduring partnership between PNG and Australia as the two nations marked the...

Scars from the world’s first deep sea mining test 50 years on

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President Donald Trump is trying to fast track new deep sea mining efforts, but half a century after the world's first deep sea mining...

Moana Pasifika name strong side for final home game against Blues

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Moana Pasifika has named a strong side to face the Blues in their final home game of the regular season on Saturday night, at...

Baselala gets first start for Fijian Drua against Force

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Fijian Drua half back Philip Baselala has continued to impress and will get his first start this weekend in the Shop N Save Super...

Albanese’s re-election: Positive shift for Pacific policy, tariff challenges loom for NZ – analyst

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Australia’s recent election, described as a ‘Labor landslide’, has been received positively as a sign of stability in Pacific policy. But an international relations expert...

Commissioner Tsianai clarifies confusion on Bougainville Constituent Assembly and conduct of the 2025 ABG General Elections

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Bougainville Electoral Commissioner, Desmond Tsianai has clarified that the creation of the Bougainville Constituent Assembly by the ABG in March this year will not...

Aid is not a handout, it’s an investment – Pacific Cooperation Foundation CEO

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A Pacific leader says aid should be viewed as an investment in people rather than charity, especially for Pacific communities. The message emerged during a...

China warns that Cold War problems could be ‘reheated’ in Asia-Pacific region

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The Cold War could heat up again in the Asia-Pacific region and China must strengthen domestic political stability and national security in a deteriorating...

Rainbow Warrior in NZ return, 40 years after bombing

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Forty years on from its bombing in Auckland - causing an almighty diplomatic rift and cementing New Zealand's anti-nuclear outlook - the Rainbow Warrior...

Fiji journalists urged to adapt, trusting AI ‘foolhardy’

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Journalists are at the frontline of the digital revolution and need to adapt to new technologies while also maintaining their core mission of informing,...

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