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Fijiana move up World Rugby ranking

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Fiji leapfrogged five teams including Samoa to 16th following their last-gasp 21-17 win over South Africa Sunday The win, their first in the Rugby World Cup 2021 means they keeps their hopes of progressing further in the competition alive. It did not come easy, the Fijiana had to fight until the final whistle for the win. Two disallowed tries, great defense by...

Kangaroos kick off World Cup defence with big win over Fiji Bati

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The Kangaroos have launched their World Cup title defence with a 42-8 win over a committed Fiji Bati outfit at Headingley Stadium. A double to winger Josh Addo-Carr and a starring role off the bench by hooker Harry Grant provided the impetus for Australia's victory. Five-eighth Cameron Munster showed his class throughout the Test and was rewarded with the player of...

England hands Samoa tough lesson with 60-6 annihilation

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oa Samoa has been handed a rough reminder at the 2022 Rugby League World Cup that a team of superstars doesn't necessarily win games. The reminder came from host nation, England, who ran in 10 tries to annihilate a lacklustre looking Toa Samoa team, 60-6, on Sunday morning. The Junior Paulo-led team packed with the best of the NRL and...

Further pandemic support to the Pacific

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The New Zealand Government has announced further pandemic support for Pacific Island countries with vaccine boosters, COVID-19 anti-viral treatments, and by strengthening the capacity of the health workforce to respond to further pandemics. “The impact of COVID-19 is still being felt around the world, including the Pacific. As we continue our re-connections this year we have a clear focus on...

Australia pledges $20 million for Nauru Education

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Australia's foreign minister announces education funding of at least $20 million (US$12.6 million) over five years in Nauru focusing on “long term change”. Minister Penny Wong who is visiting Nauru for the day, first meeting with President Russ Kun and Cabinet, announced the news to students of Nauru Secondary School, 14 October, saying Australia is committed to another decade and...

Majority of former Vanuatu MPs return

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The unofficial results of some constituencies have revealed that most former Vanuatu Members of Parliament (MPs) in the last legislature have booked their seats for the 13th legislature. According to the unofficial results of the snap election received by Daily Post, at least 25 of the 51 former MPs have managed to secure their seats. According to the unofficial results, Christophe...

Disaster risk reduction: Only half the world equipped with adequate early warning systems

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A new report from the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) published on Thursday, warns that half of the world’s countries are not protected by multi-hazard early warning systems. Coinciding with the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction , the numbers in the report are even worse for developing countries on the front...

Sea-level rise ‘may cross two metres by 2100’

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recommends raising to two metres, instead of the existing one metre, the imaginary waterline demarcation for projects in the Asia Pacific region to improve the resilience of structures against rising sea levels. An ADB report presented during the bank’s annual board meeting (26-30 September) warns that sea levels in the Asia-Pacific could exceed two metres...

COP27: Pacific activists will push for loss and damage fund for grassroots communities

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Pacific climate change activists will be pushing for the establishment of a Loss and Damage funding facility at the UN's annual climate change summit “to advance climate justice for grassroots communities” in the region. With less than a month to go before the 27th Conference of Parties or COP27 in Egypt, civil society groups and other stakeholders met last week...

Samoa out to write final chapter of rugby league’s Pacific Revolution

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Images of Tagaloa, the giant Samoan creation God show him balancing on two islands and beaming with a smile. The islands were stepping stones for his Polynesian people that have always been on the move. He would be proud of this Samoan rugby league team who are looking to make history and write the final chapter of the Pacific Revolution...

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