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Deep-sea mining ban draws closer despite China’s opposition

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A halt on companies digging up the deep seabed for valuable metals is now a real possibility after governments agreed to put it on...

No guns, only relief efforts in Bougainville: PNG PM

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has given his assurance to the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) that police and army personnel going...

Climate crisis: Australia must ready for ‘devastating’ regional disruption, MPs told

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Australia must prepare for “devastating” climate-fueled disruption in the Asia-Pacific, including failed states, forced migration and regional conflicts over water shortages, a stark briefing...

Open letter to Pacific Islands Forum leaders and ministers

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Dear Pacific Islands Forum leaders and ministers, Pacific greetings to you. As you prepare to convene in the lead up to the 52nd Pacific Islands...

Flying Fijians coach Raiwalui names team against Japan

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Flying Fijians Head Coach Simon Raiwalui continues to test combinations and rotate players as he again names a powerful squad for the test match...

NZ Government strengthens emergency management relationship with Fiji

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A new agreement signed today will bolster emergency management cooperation between New Zealand and Fiji, says Minister for Emergency Management Kieran McAnulty. The Memorandum of...

Accountability.Fish applies for “unconditional” WCPFC Observer Status

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In a bid to end the practice of international fisheries decision-making bodies conducting some of their most crucial meetings in secret, the Accountability.Fish advocacy...

New global climate chief accused of appearing to forget Pacific islands

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Newly-elected climate chief Jim Skea has been accused of downplaying threats to the Pacific Islands in his first media interviews in the job. The new...

Angaur State sues Palau, U.S, and U.S military contractors over TACMOR Project

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Angaur State Government, one of the sixteen (16) states of Palau, represented by its Governor Steven Salii, filed a lawsuit Monday against the Palau...

Special advisors proposed for U.S territories, freely associated states

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Noting the distinct challenges besetting the U.S territories and freely associated states, U.S lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill seeking to help federal agencies...

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