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U.S Senate fails to add Compact Funds to aid package

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A last-minute bipartisan effort to add key funding aimed at countering China in the Pacific has failed in the U.S Senate even as a...

PM Marape addresses Opposition’s Vote-of-No-Confidence motion with confidence

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-Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has openly welcomed the Opposition’s motion for a vote-of-no-confidence against him. This announcement came after the Acting Speaker,...

Allan Bird, alternate PNG PM nominee

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-The Papua New Guinea Opposition has nominated East Sepik Governor Allan Bird as their alternative Prime Minister. Leader of the Opposition Douglas Tomuriesa announced this...

Delayed Tuvalu election result highlights climate impacts

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An election result in Tuvalu has been delayed by two weeks as dangerous weather stops boats from bringing new lawmakers to the capital to...

Solomon Islands’ pro-China leader pledges to continue Australia balancing act

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The Solomon Islands’ ruling party has pledged to strike a “pragmatic” balance between stronger ties with China and its relations with “traditional partners” such...

Australia supports Pacific athletes on their journey to Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

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The Australian Government, through PacificAus Sports, will partner with the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) to support more than 250 athletes from 13 Pacific nations...

Super Rugby Pacific introduces offside law variations

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Super Rugby Pacific will look to encourage more counterattacking from kicking duals as they tweak the offside laws. The current laws state players can be...

Japan reaffirms commitment to safety in Fukushima Treated Water discharge into Pacific Ocean

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The government of Japan reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety of releasing treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the...

Former advisor says King should dissolve Tonga’s parliament following standoff

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A former political advisor believes Tonga's parliament should be dissolved due to the current stand-off between King Tupou VI and the government. Lopeti Senituli advisor...

Uncharted waters: the standoff between Tonga’s King and government

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By Lopeti Senituli Early last week, the Secretary of Tonga’s Privy Council wrote to the Chief Secretary (Secretary to Cabinet and to the Prime...

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