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Pacific backs regional youth framework for 2027 to 2036

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Pacific youth ministry leaders have endorsed a regional framework intended to guide youth development, investment and accountability across the region from 2027 to 2036. The...

Hooked on diesel: the economy looking to kick the habit Pacific Island of Palau is fundraising for a pivot to clean energy

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I’ve spent much of this summer writing about extreme weather in Europe and elsewhere, but today I wanted to come back to an issue...

Fijiana’s physicality looming as key test for Springboks

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South Africa Women co-coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt expects the Vodafone Fijiana XV to provide a stern challenge when the two sides meet in the opening...

Indigenous Pacific Cup legacy paves path to All Stars and more

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A tour to Tonga for a group of proud Indigenous young men has proven a key link in the inspiration chain for Indigenous All...

Survey supports a better deal for Pacific workers

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Employment conditions for thousands of Pacific workers in Australia should be improved, a new poll has revealed. An Australia Institute poll of more than 2000...

Deputy PM Kamikamica dismisses leadership speculation after Fiji Cabinet return

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On his first day back in Cabinet, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Industries, Commerce, Business Development and Public Enterprises Manoa Kamikamica dismissed speculation...

Forum Strategic Plan sets six priorities to drive 2050 Blue Pacific Vision

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The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) has adopted a new five-year Strategic Plan that sets six strategic goals to strengthen regional political solidarity, security, economic...

Pacific preparations underway ahead of Forum Leaders Meeting in Palau

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The Pre-Forum Officials Committee (FOC) Meeting has begun, bringing together senior government officials to discuss key governance issues for the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat...

Independent group clarifies position on Solomon Islands- U.S Ship Rider Agreement

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Solomon Islands Opposition Independent Group has clarified that its concerns regarding the Solomon Islands–United States Ship Rider Agreement are focused on parliamentary oversight and...

Niue boosts climate negotiation skills ahead of COP31

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Niue is strengthening its voice on the global stage, with government officials and key stakeholders completing a three-day national training programme to sharpen their...

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Tabuya opens Pre-COP stakeholder programme, calls for stronger Pacific voices on climate action

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