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Chinese, Nauruan presidents hold talks for first time since resuming ties

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Nauruan President David Adeang held talks in Beijing on Monday. Xi noted that Nauru's political decision to adhere to the...

Marshall Islands launches public engagement on new Compact deal

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While both Palau and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) have endorsed their new Compacts of Free Association with Washington, the Marshall Islands just...

State of Emergency declared in East Sepik Province

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Papua New Guinea’s East Sepik Provincial Administration has declared a state of emergency, effective Monday, until further notice. Mother nature in the last few days...

Dieback disease affecting kava farmers

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The majority of kava farmers in Fiji are facing issues with the dieback disease. This was highlighted during the Regional Kava Development Strategy and Geographical...

If a diabetes policy of diet and exercise keeps failing, is it time for a new approach?

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By Amy McLennan Fifty years ago, a diabetes survey in the Republic of Nauru concluded that a third of Nauruans had type 2 diabetes. It...

Fijian Drua anticipate tough Force outfit

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Fijian Drua are not taking the Western Force lightly in their clash this weekend. The Force pulled off an upset 40-31 win over the Queensland...

World Series still a priority: Fiji 7s coach Kolinisau

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Fiji 7s coach Osea Kolinisau says with all eyes on the Paris Olympics in July, his focus still remains on the World Sevens Series. Kolinisau...

Central African Republic too strong for Papua New Guinea in FIFA Series

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Papua New Guinea have been beaten in their second match in the FIFA Series in Sri Lanka, suffering a 4-0 defeat to Central African...

U.S, FSM begin exploring military training opportunities in Yap

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Washington and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) have reaffirmed their defence and security ties, toasting a fresh economic package under the newly signed...

Progress in Vanuatu’s bid to have climate change damage recognised in international law

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Small island nations are another step closer to holding the world’s big polluters to account for the harm they cause from their emissions. Vanuatu made...

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PM Wale heads to Fiji for key Pacific Troika talks

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