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Pacific Youth, Climate Justice, and the Myth of Political Change in Fiji

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The year ahead will show whether Fiji’s political old guard can cede to a new generation, or if it will merely continue feeding on...

Moana Pasifika defeat Fijian Drua in Lautoka

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A DOMINANT first half performance by Moana Pasifika enabled them to defeat the Fijian Drua 40-26 at Lautoka’s Churchill Park. Moana Pasifika captain Miracle Fai’ilagi...

Solomon Islands ratifies Pacific Resilience Facility as region pushes toward 2026 launch

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Solomon Islands has handed over its instrument of ratification for the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF), marking another step toward activating the Pacific-led climate and...

Population decline in FSM and RMI

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By Stephen Howes The urge to survive is a powerful one, for both an individual and a country. Nauru, whose population was decimated by infectious disease...

Samoan chief jailed for more than 16 years after slavery trial

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A Samoan chief found guilty of enslaving two people in Auckland has been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison. Moeaia Tuai was found...

Fiji churches unite with Police in frontline battle against drug crisis

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In a landmark show of unity, churches across Fiji have committed to tackling the nation’s escalating drug crisis, pledging a compassionate and coordinated response...

Pacific Regional GBV Counselling Framework launched to strengthen survivor support across the region

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The Regional Working Group on the Implementation of Domestic Violence/Family Protection Legislation (RWG), together with the Pacific Women’s Network to End Violence Against Women,...

Nauru moves to change name to Naoero

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The Nauru Government has tabled a constitutional amendment that would change the country’s name from “Nauru” to “Naoero”, with the proposal now set for...

Tonga’s newly appointed Prime Minister takes on Champion role for Weather Ready Pacific Programme

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The Weather Ready Pacific (WRP) programme has received a major boost with Tonga’s newly appointed Prime Minister, Lord Fakafanua, graciously accepting the role of...

Commonwealth citizens to benefit from stronger legal protections agreed by law ministers

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Commonwealth law ministers concluded their meeting in Fiji Wednesday by committing to new measures aimed at strengthening legal protections for people amid growing democratic,...

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