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Pacific are sovereign nations not backyard of any country: Solomon Islands PM

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has leaped to the defence of China saying its strategic interests are misunderstood. Sogavare has been visiting China this...

Solomon Islands may lead way as China eyes greater South Pacific role

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The South Pacific could provide a “new focus” for China's Belt and Road Initiative after this week's visit by the Solomon Islands' Prime Minister...

Tiny metal balls found in the ocean near PNG could be first evidence of civilisation beyond our solar system

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Scientists from Harvard University have collected fragments believed to belong to a huge interstellar meteor, saying it could have come from an alien spacecraft. Avi...

“We can’t be passive”: New Zealand’s changing tone about a more worrying world

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By David Capie A new foreign policy assessment sees the Pacific as no longer “strategically benign” – but the concern extends well beyond the...

Papua New Guinea wants its own ‘Gurkhas’ as U.S-China tensions rise

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Papua New Guinea wants to create the equivalent of Britain’s Gurkha regiment as it struggles to strengthen its armed forces at a time of...

China rejects IAEA report on Japan’s Fukushima ocean discharge policy

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Chinese diplomats in the Pacific are critical of a decision by the Japanese government to dispose of nuclear-contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant...

Enhancing Pacific Labour Mobility: Pacific-Australia-New Zealand visa pathways study

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The PACER Plus Implementation Unit (PPIU) has recently concluded a comprehensive study to identify alternative visa pathways that can facilitate the movement of semi-skilled...

New China-Solomon Islands Police deal trigger concerns

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Solomon Islands prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare kicked off his trip to China this week with a clear goal — to deepen bilateral ties with...

No more coups, do not use the RFMF: Fiji Home Affairs Minister

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Fiji's Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua claims some people, including politicians who have failed to earn power legitimately at the polls, have continually...

Bougainville opens Office of the Missing to help reconnect families displaced by the crisis

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It's been more than 30 years since the Bougainville crisis ended, but for many families on the island, the conflict's impacts show no sign...

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