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Teen debutant stars as Kiwis secure Pacific Cup safety

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New Zealand have closed the curtain on a disappointing 2024 Pacific Cup campaign by avoiding relegation to the tournament's second-tier with a 54-12 victory...

Fetu Samoa turn on the power to earn Pacific Cup promotion

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Fetu Samoa will join the Jillaroos and Kiwi Ferns in next year's Pacific Cup after rolling past the PNG Orchids 34-12 at CommBank Stadium...

President Whipps likely to win unless there’s a ‘miracle – Palau Election Commission

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A Palau Election Commission (PEC) spokesperson says it's highly unlikely President Surangel Whipps Jr will lose the election. Official results for the presidential election are...

COP29 – A make or break moment for the Blue Pacific?

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By Dr Satyendra Prasad, Senior Fellow – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Climate Lead for Abt-Global Pacific’s leaders, civil society, climate activists are...

Former Fiji PM Bainimarama granted early release under Corrections Act, says Fiji Corrections Service

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The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has confirmed that former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has been granted early release as of today, in accordance with...

COP29: Vanuatu-driven ICJ climate change case looms amid emissions rise

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With a new, revised schedule announced this week, the stage is set for the International Court of Justice (ICJ) proceedings on the obligations of...

With One Voice, Pacific nations take 1.5 to stay alive message to COP29

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As Pacific countries make their way to Baku, Azerbaijan, a new United Nations report cautioning that current national climate plans fall miles short of...

China, Solomon Islands agree to mutual visa-free arrangement

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The Solomon Islands and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Thursday officially signed an agreement on Mutual Visa Exemption for ordinary passports holders from...

Climate ‘flashpoint’ looms for Trump’s China-centric focus on Pacific: U.S analyst

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Growing U.S security and diplomatic ties with Pacific Island nations are unlikely to slow even if American foreign policy undergoes a major shake-up during...

Extreme weather has already cost vulnerable Island nations $141 billion

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Small island developing states like Fiji and Vanuatu are uniquely vulnerable to climate change and are already paying the price. Developed countries need to...

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