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Pacific finance needs top $2billion as storms hit, seas rise
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COP29: ‘Now is the time to fast-track, not backtrack’ on the path to net-zero
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Current climate finance model strains SIDS capacity: Fiji DPM Prasad
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COP29 Conversations: Bold new Pacific fund for community resilience gains momentum at Finance COP
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Australian Brett Robinson elected as World Rugby Chair
Australian Dr Brett Robinson has been elected as the new Chair of World Rugby, following two rounds of voting at the 2024 Interim meeting...
Former Fiji Warrior to make debut against Spain
The Flying Fijians have named their squad for the upcoming clash against Spain, with the spotlight on Saimoni Uluinakauvadra, a former Fiji Warrior and...
No migration, says Tuvalu Climate Change minister
The Tuvalu government is discouraging its people from migrating despite rising sea levels threatening the vulnerable Pacific Island state.
Speaking to FBC News in Baku...
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