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Documents show Tonga criticised Australia and NZ’s response to China-Solomon security pact

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A leaked document from Tonga's Foreign Affairs Ministry shows that officials in the Pacific Island country sharply criticised Australia and New Zealand's response to...

PNG Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko announce plan to grant visa-on-arrival for Filipinos

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Papua New Guinea Government will soon offer visa-on-arrival for Philippine passport holders. Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko made this announcement at a joint press conference...

Facility to boost Maritime surveillance and search training

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The opening of the Pacific Regional Vessel Boarding and Searching Training facility will boost and strengthen the Maritime surveillance and Protections of the Blue...

Japan Ambassador to Fiji warns of meth epidemic

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The new Ambassador of Japan to Fiji Rokuichiro Michii says over four tons of methamphetamine seized in Nadi are enough to make every Fijian...

Project which ‘eliminates’ dengue extended to Pacific

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An Australian project which “all but eliminated dengue fever” in Far North Queensland has been successfully extended to Fiji, Kiribati and Vanuatu. The programme uses...

Bougainville changes law on gold

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Bougainville is making changes to its mining law with the aim of introducing a tax on gold that leaves the region. President Ishmael Toroama said...

How hidden WW2 bombs across the Pacific are found and destroyed, decades after war

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By Jon Letman The Marshall Islands is a nation of atolls – hundreds of small islands carpeted in coconut palms and pandanus trees. While...

ASCA accreditation a first for ONOC

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Strength and conditioning coaches from the region have gathered in Fiji this week with an aim to work towards accreditation under the Australian Strength...

U.S Coast Guard gets enhanced powers in Samoa’s waters

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The United States will have an expanded right to board vessels in Samoa’s waters under an amended maritime law enforcement agreement that could boost...

Deportations raise alarm in Marshall Islands

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Majuro Mayor Ladie Jack is raising the alarm about criminal behavior involving Marshallese deported from the United States, saying the “impact of these deportees...

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