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Fiji High Court declares Commission of Inquiry report null and void

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Fiji High Court in Suva has declared the Commission of Inquiry (COI) report null and void, quashing its recommendations in their entirety after finding...

Visa overstayer concerns put Vanuatu under US$20,000 bond

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The United States (U.S) Embassy in Port Moresby, which handles U.S interests in Vanuatu, has defended the decision to permanently include Vanuatu in the...

‘He’s our leader’: Bati hoping for Tui boost as Navale returns

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Viliame Kikau remains hopeful that inspirational Bati captain Tui Kamikamica will be cleared to lead Fiji at RLWC26, while secondrower Caleb Navale is also...

Brown thanks Cook Islands voters after election

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Cook Islands caretaker Prime Minister Mark Brown has thanked voters, candidates, volunteers and supporters following the country’s latest general election. Brown said he was filled...

Pacific Ministers back AI rules and safer digital spaces as connectivity expands

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Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers are backing new regional principles for artificial intelligence and a safer digital environment as the Pacific enters a new...

Tuvalu invites Japan PM to Pre-COP31 Leaders’ event

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Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo has invited Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to attend the Pre-COP31 Leaders’ Event in Tuvalu as the two countries...

Pacific Ministers call for stronger financing to tackle gender-based violence

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Forum Foreign Ministers are calling for stronger and more sustainable financing for gender-based violence prevention, while backing new regional action on disability rights, health,...

New Pacific database tracks US$3.7 billion in maritime investment

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A new database has put the scale of maritime investment across the Pacific at an estimated US$3.7 billion over the past decade, with more...

WCPFC science meeting reviews data guiding Pacific tuna management

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Scientists and ocean experts from across the Pacific are meeting in Samoa this week for the 22nd Regular Session of the Western and Central...

Cook Islands Party poised for fifth consecutive term as preliminary results come in

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The Cook Islands Party (CIP) is on track for a fifth consecutive term in government, with preliminary results from the 2026 general election showing...

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Australia’s ruling on coal ‘a clear signal’ to the world, Pacific minister say

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Tuvalu's Climate Minister has hit back at claims that last week's Pre-COP event hosted by his country was a flop, while saying a phase-out...

Southwest Pacific faces increased tropical cyclone risk

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Tuvalu urges Pacific law officers to address climate change threats to statehood

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Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo has called on Pacific law officers to strengthen regional legal frameworks to protect countries’ statehood, sovereignty and maritime boundaries...