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Vanuatu no-confidence motion looks likely to fail

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Three Members of Vanuatu Parliament (MPs) have withdrawn their support for the motion of no-confidence, according to the Parliamentary Speakers’ Office. These three MPs wrote...

PNG-U.S deal to be tabled in parliament

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The Defence Cooperation Agreement (DCA) between Papua New Guinea and the United States will be tabled in Parliament for debate and ratification, says Minister...

Greenpeace, Pasifika leaders collaborate for Kioa Climate talk

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Greenpeace Australia Pacific has joined civil society groups, Pasifika activists and climate leaders on Kioa island, Fiji, as part of a regional dialogue to...

Conflict Sensitive Reporting Manual launched in Fiji

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By Rowena Acraman Fijian journalists have been embracing a more inclusive and unrestricted approach to journalism since the new Fiji government permitted media freedom. The recent...

‘Ikale Tahi needs to reform and regroup for Canada match at Teufaiva, says coach

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‘Ikale Tahi Head Coach, Toutai Kefu, remains full of confidence for the team and is looking forward to seeing them regroup against Canada in...

Manu Samoa Miracle Fai’ilagi’s blessed journey to the World Cup

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It has been a magical journey for Miracle Fai’ilagi. A little over a year ago he was playing rugby for his village team and...

FIFA president Gianni Infantino to visit PNG

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Soccer followers in Papua New Guinea will be treated to a special ‘Clash of the Year’ fixture this Sunday at the PNG Football Stadium...

ICJ extends submission deadline for Advisory Opinion on climate change

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A new timeline has been approved by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for written statements and comments on the landmark Advisory Opinion on...

Pacific can rise above its challenges by working together from ‘our position of strength’: Forum Chair

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Forum Chair and Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown says the two days Forum Economic Ministers Meeting (FEMM) that began today will provide them...

Keeping alive the 1.5-degree goal is a matter of now or never: UNESCAP boss

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Keeping alive the 1.5-degree goal is a matter of now or never says UNESCAP Executive secretary, Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana. “But with the polycrisis, there is...

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