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Stop ‘vandalising’ Earth and help the planet thrive, UN chief urges

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As nearly 40 percent of land across the planet is degraded with more acres lost every second, governments, businesses and communities must galvanise action...

New Caledonia: FLNKS congress postponed due to differences

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The national congress of New Caledonia's pro-independence platform, the FLNKS, was postponed at the weekend due to major differences between its hard-line component and...

UN climate chief warns of “steep mountain to climb” for COP29 after Bonn blame-game

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Countries expressed disappointment as key negotiations on climate finance and emissions-cutting measures made scant progress at mid-year talks By Megan Rowling and Matteo Civillini UN...

Future referendums should be compulsory: Vanuatu Minister of Internal Affairs Koanapo

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Vanuatu Minister of Internal Affairs, Johnny Koanapo, said the government should make future referendums compulsory to ensure inclusive participation. While the referendum provided an opportunity...

PM Christopher Luxon wants thousands more seasonal workers from Pacific countries in NZ

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The leaders of Papua New Guinea and New Zealand have discussed a refreshed partnership that could boost the number of places for short-term RSE...

Samoa Anti-corruption body soon

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An entity to look into corrupt practices in the Samoa government will be set up soon as the first National Anti-corruption Policy and Strategy...

New Centre for Agriculture Technology Transfer opens in Fiji, leading in a new era of farming innovation

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In a significant step forward for agricultural development, the new Centre for Agriculture Technology Transfer (CATT), also known as the Smart Farm, officially opened...

Fiji and Palau Presidents holds bilateral talks with Ukrainian President

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Fijian President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has reaffirmed Fiji's support in finding a peaceful solution to the war by Russia against Ukraine. At a bilateral meeting...

NZ PM Luxon talks to media from PNG, fly commercially to Japan after NZDF plane issue

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The leaders of Papua New Guinea and New Zealand have discussed a refreshed partnership that could boost the number of places for short-term RSE...

U.S Marines’ transfer to Guam from Okinawa to start in December

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The transfer of U.S Marine Corps troops stationed in Japan's Okinawa to Guam will start in December, a Marines official said Sunday, the latest...

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