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Severe tropical cyclone Lola makes landfall in Vanuatu

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Tropical cyclone Lola has cut off communications with the Penama province since last night as it makes landfall on the northern islands, says Vanuatu...

Fiji PM Rabuka’s comments lack urgency and empathy for the escalating climate emergency in the Pacific: Opposition MP Koya

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Fiji Opposition Member of Parliament, Faiyaz Koya has criticised Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka for comments he made during his visit to Australia, suggesting a...

Surge of formal acceptances of Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies — entry into force closer

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Seven World Trade Organisation (WTO) members deposited their instruments of acceptance of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on 23 October, propelling the much-anticipated entry...

Radioactivity risks in Pacific seafood ‘low’

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By Shayal Devi A couple of months ago, a video clip of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida eating sashimi sourced from a fish caught near...

Fiji formally accepts Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies

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Fiji deposited its instrument of acceptance of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on 24 October. Ambassador Luke Daunivalu presented Fiji’s instrument of acceptance to Director-General...

Fiji PM’s fossil fuel comments ‘harmful and destructive’, climate network says

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Pacific civil society, representing the voices and concerns of communities deeply impacted by the climate crisis, are disappointed with the recent remarks made by...

Roadmap to accessing climate finance in the Pacific

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Pacific Islands Forum Programme Advisor for Climate Finance and Resilience Team Leader, Karlos Moresi has shed light on the urgent challenge of accessing climate...

How Australia’s new Pacific Engagement Visa works

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By Hugo Hodge A new, first-of-its-kind Australian permanent resident visa will soon be available to people from the Pacific Islands and Timor-Leste after it was...

World Rugby confirms new international men’s competition to launch in 2024

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A new annual men’s 15s competition involving Canada, Fiji, Japan, Samoa, Tonga and USA will launch in 2024, reaffirming World Rugby’s commitment to increasing...

New rugby competition ‘bad news’ for Samoa, Tonga

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Tier two rugby nations are likely to be unhappy with today's World Rugby announcement of new competitions and an expanded World Cup, says 1News...

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IRENA pushes faster fossil fuel exit as electrification becomes key to energy transition

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The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) says the next phase of the global energy transition must focus on electrification, renewable energy expansion and a...

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