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Climate crisis an ‘existential threat’ for developing nations, Commonwealth head says

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Many small island states live in fear of natural disasters, as unprecedented storms become more frequent, says Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland. Natural disasters had increased...

Seafood industry joins chorus of groups calling for halt to deep-sea mining plans

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Seafood groups representing a third of the world’s tuna trade as well as major supermarket suppliers are the latest groups to call for a...

Changes to minimum hours guarantee for Pacific Island workers will reduce flexibility, farmers say

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Farmers have criticised the introduction of a 30-hour weekly guarantee for workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, claiming it is out of...

WWF-Pacific unveils revitalised Strategic Plan to tackle pressing challenges in the Pacific

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The office of the World Wide Fund for Nature in the Pacific (WWF-Pacific) is proud to announce the launch of its revitalised 2025 Strategic...

Flying Fijians allowances increased; contracts signed: FRU

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The Fiji Rugby Union Administrator says contracts for the Fiji Water Flying Fijian players have been signed with the approval of the Pacific Players...

Otago Highlanders sign Moana Pasifika winger Timoci Tavatavanawai

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The Otago Highlanders have added one of Super Rugby’s most damaging ball carriers and a 22-test Welsh playmaker to their squad for 2024. Timoci Tavatavanawai,...

Solomon Islands Stadium funding is a grant, not loan from china: Dr Rodgers

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Chair of the National Hosting Authority (NHA) of the Sol2023 Pacific Games, Dr Jimmie Rodgers has clarified that the People’s Republic of China (PRC)...

PNG NRL bid can wait, Build pathways first: Melbourne Storm centre Olam

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Papua New Guinea should focus on developing young talent instead of bidding to be the 18th National Rugby League (NRL) franchise, says Melbourne Storm...

UN nuclear watchdog boss defends position on Japan’s wastewater dump

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The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog has told RNZ Pacific its standards are not outdated. It comes as nuclear activists raise concerns about the...

Solomon Islands signs controversial policing pact with China

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China and Solomon Islands have signed a deal on police cooperation as part of an upgrade of their relations to a “comprehensive strategic partnership”,...

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