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Fiji Rugby Union hopeful for new coach this week

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The Fiji Rugby Union hopes to announce the new Flying Fijians coach at the end of this week. This is after the last round of...

PNG PM Marape’s time is up: Namah

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Vanimo -Green MP Beldan Namah says it’s time to take back Papua New Guinea from Prime Minister James Marape. Namah said that Marape was weaponising...

Why kava laws choose Tradition over commercialisation

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By Andrew Coletti At Four Shells Kava Lounge in Auckland, New Zealand, Todd and ‘Anau Mesui-Henry prepare kava in the traditional manner. The dried,...

NZ, Samoa renew Statement of Partnership

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New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Samoa’s Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata’afa have renewed their promise to work closely together on climate change,...

Elikana Elikana sworn in as new Cook Islands Cabinet Minister

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Pukapuka-Nassau MP Tingika Elikana is the new Cook Islands Minister for Foreign Affairs, Marine Resources and Parliamentary Services. He replaces former DPM Robert Tapaitau following...

Micronesian leaders warn ‘competitive political actors’ exploiting delays in U.S funding

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Palau, Micronesia and the Marshall Islands, which occupy a militarily strategic expanse of the western Pacific, have warned that delays to U.S financial assistance...

2050 Strategy, PALM10 to top Japan-Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministerial

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Partnerships and implementation of the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent (2050 Strategy), as well as the preparations for the 10th Pacific Islands...

Amata welcomes next step for Pacific Partnership Act

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U.S Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata is an original cosponsor of the bipartisan Pacific Partnership Act, H.R. 7159, and is welcoming passage Tuesday in the House...

PNG wants to stand on its ‘own two feet’: PM Marape

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Papua New Guinea must become a strong nation and stand on its own two feet, its prime minister said in a historic address to...

Cooks add to spike in Pacific security talk

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By Sam Sachdeva With a common citizenship and currency, closely related native languages, and formal relations dating back over 120 years, there is much that...

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