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MOU signed on amendments to the Tuna Treaty with USA

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A significant milestone was reached in Suva, Fiji, Monday as nine additional Parties signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to apply the 2024 amendments...

Top UN court hears landmark Vanuatu-led climate case

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Vanuatu has opened proceedings in a landmark climate case brought before the UN's top court, arguing international law and the warming of the atmosphere...

Big polluters’ legal obligations are in treaty: Australia

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Australia has reiterated its commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate action but does not think high-emitting countries have further legal responsibilities to stave...

No deal on plastics treaty, our work continues

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“We are drafting a treaty for the ages. A treaty to protect our environment, our health and our future. Getting this right is critical....

Filling our cup with the next wave of Pacific negotiators

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Negotiating an internationally legally binding instrument to end plastic pollution including in the marine environment is no easy task. With approximately 4,000 delegates representing over...

Overnight curfew lifted in New Caledonia

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New Caledonia's High Commissioner has announced its curfew has been lifted. It was first brought in after riots broke out in May and has been...

K100 million allocated for PNG NRL bid support programme

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The Papua New Guinea Government has allocated K100 million (US$25 million) in the 2025 National Budget to sports which was handed down last Friday...

Western Pacific sees 16 new HIV infections and six AIDS-linked deaths every hour

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While other regions in the world have made notable progress in curbing new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, the Western Pacific still faces significant...

ANZ CEO hails Fiji’s economic rebound, reinforces commitment to Pacific

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ANZ Group CEO, Shayne Elliott has praised Fiji's quick economic recovery and reaffirmed the bank’s long-standing commitment to the Pacific region. Speaking at the Reserve...

Marshall Islands and Palau lead charge on U.S. Tuna treaty amendments

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The Marshall Islands and Palau have signed the MOU for the U.S Tuna Treaty to apply the 2024 amendments to the Treaty on Fisheries...

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