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Solomon Islands officially announced as one of 12 members of the Executive Board of WHO in Geneva

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Solomon Islands has now officially become a member of the Executive Board of the World Health Organisation following the official adoption and announcement made...

‘China is in every aspect of life’: How Beijing is buying goodwill in the Pacific

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It takes less than three hours to drive the roughly 100 kilometres around the main island, Tongatapu, the largest of the 170 islands that...

Pacific Islands Forum High-Level Group meet in Palau to shape stronger regional future

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This week, the Pacific Islands Forum’s High-Level Group on the Political Talanoa for Phase Three of the Regional Architecture Review is in Palau. The delegation...

First Nations & Pasifika XV coaching staff confirmed

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Rugby Australia is delighted to announce the coaching staff for the historic First Nations & Pasifika Invitational XV match against the British and Irish...

Australia and Vanuatu cement ties with new aid, Climate action and recovery plans

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Vanuatu Prime Minister Jotham Napat and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong have reaffirmed a growing bilateral partnership in Port Vila Thursday, outlining new cooperation...

Australia backs Pacific Climate fight

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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has acknowledged Australia’s emissions history and laid out Canberra’s plan to support Pacific nations like Vanuatu in tackling climate...

Tonga reaffirms neutral stance amid rising Pacific tensions: PM Eke

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Pacific Islands Forum Chair and Tongan Prime Minister Dr Aisake Eke has reaffirmed Tonga’s non-aligned foreign policy and commitment to regional cooperation as Pacific...

Australian Foreign Minister Wong defends Pacific Climate commitment amid domestic pushback

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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has defended her government’s climate stance during a press conference in Tonga, responding to questions about growing domestic resistance...

Taiwan warns of growing Chinese influence in Pacific, urges transparent ties

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By Pita Ligaiula in Taipei Taiwan’s deputy Foreign Minister François Chih-chung Wu has warned that China’s growing influence in the Pacific is undermining democratic values...

Australia pledges more health and climate support for Fiji, stresses Pacific unity

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Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to Fiji and the wider Pacific region, announcing new health funding and stronger climate action, while warning that regional...

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COP31 President of Negotiations Bowen warns only 0.2 percent of climate adaptation finance reaches...

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GCF urges world to follow Solomon Islands’ lead on climate finance

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