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FFA DG sets priorities agenda as Members meet for PW5

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The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) has opened its fifth Prioritisation Workshop (PW5), with Director-General Noan David Pakop urging Members to clearly define...

UN says It’s in danger of financial collapse because of members’ unpaid dues

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The United Nations said on Friday that it was facing imminent financial collapse and would run out of money by July if countries, namely...

Fiji High Court rules Malimali’s dismissal unlawful, says PM lacked authority

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The Suva High Court has ruled that the dismissal of former Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) was...

Pacific island Bougainville rejects Chinese partner for mine that will fund independence

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The Pacific island of Bougainville has rejected a partnership with Chinese miner CMOC, opens new tab to reopen a gold and copper mine that...

U.S territories brace for Trump’s deep sea mining

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For the tiny island called “the tip of America's spear” in the Pacific, it can be hard to say no to the United States...

Ravunawa: Fiji safe from Nipah virus threat right now

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Fiji faces no immediate threat from the Nipah virus outbreak, with health authorities closely monitoring regional developments and maintaining strong surveillance systems, Assistant Minister...

Tongans frustrated with Trump’s ‘collective punishment’ of foreign nationals

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Tongan citizen Lionel Funaki fears a United States policy of “collective punishment” has ended his dream of studying in Hawaii. He is one of many...

HSBC SVNS: Fiji and New Zealand claim Singapore titles

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Fiji edged out France 21-12 in a thrilling final to sign off the Singapore leg of the HSBC SVNS Series in typically dramatic fashion....

Fiji handed tough pool at Perth Sevens

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Fresh from their title-winning performance in Singapore, Fiji Airways Fiji men’s 7s have been drawn into a challenging pool for the fourth round of...

Private citizens offer to fund legal action over COI report

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Leader of the Opposition Alatoi Ishmael Kalsakau has welcomed the support of private citizens who have come forward to assist with legal costs, as...

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